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“A real dump, absolutely cursed vibes, convenience store always seems closed even when it isn’t, no lights at night, there are two cars parked at the pumps at all times, but more importantly, no gas station TVs. You can pump your gas in total silence and total darkness. Five stars.”
“I have had a membership for a few years. I get unlimited car washes and owning a black car means that I really use it. I wouldn't consider mister car wash if you just need an occasional car wash. You really have to be committed to get your moneys worth. I have been to a few locations throughout the twin cities and Roseville is my favorite. The staff are great, quick, efficient, and do the best (in my opinion of all the locations) at cleaning the interior.”
“Wonderful place to go most of the employees are very friendly a couple of them are iffy but you'll notice them right away and you'll steer clear of them because there's too many good people there”
“Great selection of Soda and drinks in the fridge. Mainly friendly staff, sometimes you come across the not so friendly ones or even the not so talkative kinda staff..”
“The lady that worked behind the counter was super nice and she said, thank you when I bought my lottery ticket.She said, good luck, I thought that was so nice of her”
“This Speedway is my to go to, right down the street from my house. Tyler is usually the cashier when I come in and he is always very friendly. You can tell he truly cares about his customers!”
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2295 Rice St, Roseville
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“Great car wash!The one on Dale was closed. You never know when that one is open or not. Took a chance on Rice. It was open and I prefer the one at Rice because it has the microfiber cloths versus the touch free.”
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“Woah, 5 stars. Wild for a Walgreens, right? Well this Walgreens has everything: Stuff, and Pharmacy. If you’re the Pharmacy demographic, look back at that 5.
Even before the pandemic I had awful pharmacy experiences, but when shortages with meds, staffing, decency and patience crept in, getting my medication was a chore that actually made me cry sometimes.
And here I am, now, picking up my meds. Like actually right now. You know why? They’re in stock. Like pretty much always. If they aren’t, staff tell me why.
Staff greet me with, “Hi Lauren, what’s your name and date of birth?” because they know me. The pharmacist answers questions. Sometimes the pharmacist asks me if I have questions, and when that happens he’s low-key telling me I should.
I get my vaccines here because I’m here and they have vaccines. So awesome.
I don’t live near here. Not even a little. But I worked my way through Walgreens out from where I live to find a pharmacy where not only I feel respected but where it seems like the staff are also respected.”