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Was in Lincoln for work, stopped here to gas up. Did not like the fact that people were not wearing their masks. When I asked the cashier why nobody was practicing social distancing she responded by saying "that stuff's fake we're fine, we've got these plastic barriers here." Well that works to protect you from us ,there is nothing to protect us from you. I hope they take social distancing measures more seriously.

The carwash is a scam. We selected and received the basic carwash, but were charged for the Works. (Plus, no receipt). When we complained, the cashier basically accused us of lying and was very rude. Gas station was okay, but stay away from carwash.

Always clean and friendly, the staff takes the time to help answer any questions you may have. The gas pumps are always functional and there is even a car wash (touchless), a vacuum (never used so i don't know if it's coins or cards) and free air.

I am a C5 quadriplegic power wheelchair using individual, and this station has been my 'go-to' station for several years now!! Continue reading for specifics... 1. It's getting more and more difficult to find a gas station with at least two attendants on hand working. The significance of this is since I am not able to pump gas myself due to physical limitations, gas stations are only obligated to help me if there is at least two people working at the station. 2. The gas station attendants have all shown a tremendous willingness to pump my gas. 3. This gas station also has a touchless wash that uses sensors when entering the carwash instead of trying to roll over or in between metal bars etc. This is great for my van which has a lowered floor and lowered profiles.

Gas was too high two blocks down the street it was 20 cents cheaper

Brst place to stop off the highway very friendly people and always have everything in stock well worth the stop

I just HAD to share my wonderful experience. I am a disabled veteran, traveling from CA to NY. I hit a nasty pothole on the interstate, and me strut bolt snapped, and dragged. I zip tied it up, and continued on. As I was driving, I heard rough mettalic grinding again. Assuming it's the strut, I pulled into this gas station. A younger gentleman at the counter helped me find some quick-fix supplies, and with a smile said good luck. I fixed the issue. And when I started the engine. To my horror the grinding was coming from a pulley!! Oh no.. I return inside, purchase more supplies and joke with the young man. I'm now trying to get it fixed so that I am not stranded, and cannot find the right wrench. As I'm fumbling with my tools, embarrassed to be working on my vehicle, An older gentleman, with gray hair, came out asking what the problem is. I appologized for using the parking lot, and he replied "everything happens for a reason, what do you need?" Then proceeds to loan me a wrench. He then asked to please return it to him, and went back to work. Now we're approaching hour 2. At this point, I know im stranded, with no local Veterans Hospital I could attempt to stay at, and no friends or family within 1500 miles in either direction. The older gentleman notices that I'm still struggling. He purchased me a coffee, and then went as far as taking me to autozone on his 15 minute break. He explained that his coworker would hold down the counter momentarily anf his manager, hearing the ordeal, said he could bring me. Not only did this man attempt to purchase the parts, to which I slipped in and paid for. He made up, by being a friend, making me laugh during this stressful situation. Then hands me a pack of smokes, and left a 20$ bill on my toolbox without telling me. He said it would be fine to sleep in my vehicle Im The parking lot untill sunrise to go back to autozone for the last part. As I needed to wait untill 8am now to continue the trip. It's currently 2am, and I will surely look into the corporate number tomorrow, as well as stop back in before leaving state to hopefully repay this kind man! Management, if you're reading this, these two employees reflected such professionalism, honor, respect, and consideration on this Easter Sunday. I did fail to make it home for the holidays, but felt like I spent it with family in this state I never would have stopped in otherwise. Words cannot express my gratitude for this encounter and it has truly made me realize that good people still exist, and I will be excited to visit this beautiful state again in the future. Thank you Thank you Thank you!! You were my savior today.

Always go here for gas. Place is nice and clean. Staff has always been nice. They have lots of convenient items to buy.

Giant gaps in the men's bathroom toilet frame, you feel on full display while sitting on the throne. What makes it worse is the fact that when the door opens it also gives the people in the hall a view. Very little privacy.

I came through the car wash and the dryer didn’t work. The staff here was very polite and corrected this for me. Dodie came out to the wash for me personally, took time out of her day and fixed this issue and I appreciate her and the other ladies for the kindness and their efforts today.