Depanneur Du Boulevard

The arrogant little young man in the evening does not reflect the community. I knew the previous owners and they were very involved. The young man worked there in the evening too but I told myself he was tolerable. His character was more or less of a young person but as time goes by, that no longer works for a small business serving the community. I frequent the small corner store much less because of the prices, selection and atmosphere. I would have much liked to continue supporting the previous owners because they were always friendly and we felt good in a community atmosphere.nI had the opportunity to do business with the new owner on a few occasions and she is still friendly and seems to want to invest in her “business”.nIt's always less good in the evening with the young man with whom I have tried several times at least to rediscover a sense of interpersonal skills but to no avail...nI spend my money elsewhere now.nBesides, I understand that the cost of living is increasing but with prices as high as $5 more for drinks doesn't inspire me either. I found the same thing not far away and at an independent non-franchise convenience store for a reasonable price.nIt was a convenience store well appreciated by locals for a long time but now we are seeing renovations and increased prices. In order to penetrate the local economy, he enforces respect for local customers. I am sincerely disappointed. It’s good to change and renovate but you have to invest in the local people. I am not a person who cannot afford it. It's the opposite. I have the means but I am always careful with my expenses and I have often observed local people who depended on the convenience store... in order to help them out...nI have the impression that this is no longer the case.

little dep good to repair