7 Eleven

 

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Angela Z.

Baltimore, MD

I prefer to think of this place as more of a sociology observation lab than a convenience store.  In my many travels here, I've been harassed by the homeless looking for change, groped by a woman that I think was wasted - though I can't be sure, and given $15 change for a $5 purchase when I only gave the cashier a $10 (good money-making scheme though).

Open 24/7, it does offer convenience.  The inside looks like any 7-Eleven you've been in, though maybe a little less clean.  The prices are high and the selection is low, but where else can you get beef jerky at 3 am?

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