Circle K

On Monday, May 20th 2024 I entered the store and was accused of trying to steal a can of beer upon approaching the cash register.
Shocked, I asked them to explain the situation and I was told/accused of hiding something on my person.
So I then volunteered they could search my person and see if I was actually hiding something.
A lady with a nasty attitude continued to say she saw me do it, so I patted myself down and asked where.
When she couldn’t describe where she ran back to the cameras to see, I’m assuming show where and came back to me and still couldn’t show me where.
This is where I knew something was up so I called 911 so it could be atleast be documented.
She then began to berate me in front of fellow patrons saying “call the cops, they can smell alcohol on you”.
During this entire ordeal I made sure not to be aggressive towards her as she was towards me.
After speaking with the operator I ultimately decided to leave the establishment.
However, this particular employee should definitely not be in charge.
Not only did she make me feel extremely uncomfortable, embarrassed and feel minute; she could not provide evidence of the claims she made against me.
I have NEVER stole from any establishment nor do I NEED to.
I make way too much for that.

These people who get these management jobs really have attitude problems.
I saw the manager talk disrespectful to a guy that was working outside I would have quit.
Where do you find these people.
No one wants a bad day at work and these kind of people make employee moral just terrible.

Visited this location only because it is on my way home.
Stopped in to purchase lottery.
The cashier asked me if I knew how much my slip was, I told her yes, it's $3.
I'm standing there with my money in hand and she ask if she could hold my money.
I asked for what.
She says it's the store policy.
I have managed convenience store for years, never in my time have we asked a customer for money before making a purchase.
If it's a problem with your lottery, I assure you it's not the customers.
Most lottery tickets can be cancelled within a few minutes of printing them.
If you have a problem with money not matching your audit, check your employees.
I've had customers not have enough money for the tickets, so I would place the tickets so other customers can see them and 100 % of the time, another customer would purchase the extra tickets, if they cannot be cancelled.
This company has always been terrible.
I never stop at any Circle K's because they have one cashier late at night and it's usually a female.
They don't close for anything.
I have seen inches of snow fall and they expect their employees to be there instead of safe at home.
I told the cashier it was not her fault, that this would be my last time stopping at any Circle K.
I know people need jobs.
Don't let a job that cares nothing about you kill you while they sit on millions.
That job can be replaced, your life can't.