Circle K

On November 10th I purchased a 1/2 gallon of milk that had a use by date of December 3rd. When I opened it for a bowl of cereal it didn't taste quite right. Then I poured a glass and couldn't drink it because it was definitely sour. I have a feeling that the cooler it was stored in may have been over temp and spoiled in the cooler at the Scottsdale Rd. and Roosevelt St. store in south Scottsdale, Az. at 10:30pm. With the latest price increases on all products across the board getting spoiled merchandise is very disheartening.

I enter Circle K for my daily two beer quench. As usual, the immovable price on the shelf in front of the cans of Heineken says "2 for $5.00". I get to the register and as usual, they ring up 2 for $5.50, plus tax. I point this out and the kid keeps on insisting I cant count . I take him back to the shelf and he says the beer is in the wrong spot. I remind him that the Heineken been in that spot for at least 2 months. He wont budge. I tell him he's committing fraud and I tell him he can expect a visit from Arizona Department of Weights and Measures. He threatens to call the cops and orders me out of the store. Am I making a mountain out of a mole hill? No. You can't advertise an item at one price and then charge %10 percent more at the register. There are laws against this sort of thing. Besides, I've been pointing this scanning error out for over two months and saved myself over $30.00. All the other clerks agree and charge the shelf price. Bottom line, Circle K has had over 2 months to correct the scanning error. I think a visit from AD of W and M is in order.