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Reviews about Shell

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  February 26, 2020, by Subie Gang
  I use to stop by here after work, but now just drive on past to the next gas station. Not only are they overpriced, the customer service is terrible. Always gave me dirty looks, and legitimately seemed frustrated when I'd ask for a bag for my drink and snacks. Don't go here, spend your money elsewhere.
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  August 24, 2019, by Cliff Van Sickel
  I stop here a lot on my way home from work to get has a drink for the road. This place is visited about once a week. The general cleanliness of this place is on par with a gas station. All in all it meets my needs.
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  January 15, 2019, by Sonya Breaum
  Scary Day Today at Mukilteo Shell Station - PUMP WOULD NOT TURN OFF! Crazy that Jessie Jones covered something like this not too long ago. For your own safety do not frequent this Shell has station. Besides my Scary experience there today, read the unsettling Yelp reviews. After my first errand stop today in Mukilteo I had to stop for gas, the closest station was a Shell. I drove up to gas PUMP #5 and proceeded to start pumping gas. I really didn't want to buy much gas there since it was 40 cents more per gallon then Marysville prices, so I decided to just pump $9.00. When the gas pump got to $9.00 I tried shutting it off. IT WOULDNT STOP! As I kept trying to shut it off, the nozzle popped out of my gas tank and was SPEWING GAS ALL OVER ME AND THE GROUND! I was panicking and dropped the nozzle to the ground, where it finally shut off! The gas soaked my wool coat sleeves, my scarf, t-shirt and front of jeans. I immediately walked into the store to tell the cashier what had just happened. Well he didn't speak English and kept pointing to another employee that was right out in front of the entrance to the store, the employee was talking to a distributor. I pretty much butted in to their conversation to tell him what had just happened. He proceeded to walk with me to pump #5, picked up the nozzle from the ground, placed it back into the pump and told me that he would have it looked at. I just stared at him increduously. Seriously? ( I was thinking). Then I looked down at the front of my coat and spread my arms out showing him I was saturated in certain areas. And he replied, "You pump gas at your own risk". And then he walked away returning to the store. I was in shock. I have never been treated with such a blatant disregard to my safety and other customers' safety (my son was in the car) as a result of a stores property malfunction that I have to use to buy a product. I still am in shock.