Snacks On First

DEVIL GIL SAYS:
Bags of chips, a few donuts. Cigs. Beef jerky. Mostly drink coolers with the usual snapa-​vita-​juicy-​cola-​sport. Tiny place, the size of a mortgage officer’s conscience.
ANGEL GIL SAYS:
Have some respect. The nice man works twelve hours a day for the last ten years. Everybody loves him. It may look like a small pile of fruit to you but people come to buy a banana or an apple even though they have one at home already. Some pass a dozen fancier options to buy one here everyday. Construction workers come by at 6:30 on their way to the job site. Don’t you look down or feel sorry for him, he makes major bank. He’s not poor, just modest.
You know why? He brightens their day. He makes people feel good about themselves and about life. And he cares. When a regular asked for vegan cookies he called Alternative Baking Company that night and ordered some. He changed a hundred for a stranger without asking them to buy anything.
No more of this snarky nonsense from you. Have you ever done anything on Unilocal to make people happy are you just here to show off by badmouthing hardworking small businessmen? Take that two star review and shove it up your ass. Give him four stars right now I’m never going to sleep with you again.

This is a small store tucked into the ground floor of the 455 Market Street building. They sell Fast Passes, unlike the Walgreens near this stretch of Market. They also have the usual assortment of candy, sodas, gum, and lottery tickets.