7-Eleven Kawasaki Yotsukado

It's a small shop. Waiting on customers is not good.

The cashier was treated like a germ and was uncomfortable.

I went before 22 o'clock, but there was no shouting of "Welcome," and the two store clerks were talking. I thought it was a normal greeting, but is this restaurant different? I came several times, but always silent. I think they go in and out without the clerk's knowledge, but are they afraid of shoplifting? Is the education of owners and managers bad? It also has the effect of deterring crime, but I think it is practiced in a firm store ...

It is too close to the community, and if you are a regular, you often talk with the clerk in front of the cash register and the account is blocked.

I used it in the morning. No shriek, even if they line up at the cash register, the sales clerks keep talking with each other, work hard There are many points that I wonder if it is okay.