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“Personal professional service, outstanding federally inspected meat products. Whatever your food service needs are, Ted and Michael will take care of you with top of the line 100% service.”
“I cannot say enough positive things about Miss Alexis at the Walgreens on Saltsburg and the corner of Leechburg Road in Penn Hills. I am a full time caregiver. I am there all of the time! She always greets me with a smile and educates me --not only on the drugs I take, but also on the drugs my frail, sick, 85 year-old mother takes. She also reminds me of the various vaccines that are due for both of us. 10 stars for Alexis!”
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214 Rodi Rd, Penn Hills
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“Don’t have garbage cans outside. So you can get gas but not put trash from your car in their cans. Smh. No water for your windows. Nope won’t use them again new service station I guess idk”
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“Corner Store Legend: Aladdin
So I don’t usually leave reviews, but I have to give props when props is due. I walked in, just trying to grab an energy drink and some gum — this dude greeted me like I was a regular, even though it was my first time there- big smile, even called me boss That alone kind of made my day.
I was debating between a couple of drinks for a pre workout energy drink and I decided to get his opinion, he casually points at one and goes, That one tastes like x and that one taste like y, but also mentions that sense I am going to the gym, I should also pick up a protein shake, he put me on which was best. Barely even realized the guy was trying to upsell me, he was too smooth. I ended up grabbing an energy drink, protien and some gum.
Then when I was checking out, there was a little boy In front of me, digging through his pockets, trying to buy a couple of candy bars. He only ended up having a couple of dimes. The guy looked genuinely bummed and told him, super kindly, “I wish I could, man — but store policy says no free stuff. Not even for me.” The way he said it, though — still respectful, still warm — made the kid smile anyway. That kind of interaction stuck with me.
Before I left, I had to ask for his name. “Aladdin,” he said, like it was no big deal. But honestly, it kinda is — dude brought a little magic to an otherwise normal saturday. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone.”