Heard About Via: Co-worker
7-11
Downtown Colorado Springs
Attire: Ball Gown (not really)
Company: 3 Inconspicuous Co-Workers
The Slurpee: 2 – Try It… Service: 4 – Gotta Go! (They didn’t have to deal with us, just smile and wave)
Atmosphere: 2 – Try It…
Cost/Value: $ - Got a few bucks
Ratings Key
General Cost/Value (based on a party of 2)
1 – No go… $ – Pinchin’ pennies (less than $10)
2 – Try it… $$ – Got a few bucks (less than $20)
3 – Savor it... $$$ – It doesn’t hurt to drop a few (less than $50)
4 – Gotta go! $$$$ – I just got a bonus ($100 +)
REVIEW
Monday was 7/11 – Slurpee Madness – and upon my departure of the office, it was decided that a review must take place of the Slurpee. A favorite pastime of mine as a child, this treat has inconspicuously moved into my subconscious, but it arose when an invitation came across my iPhone from a co-worker of mine. “Bing!” and it read – “Trip to Seven Eleven for the free Slurpee Special.” Then it hit me, today is… 7/11. I accepted. The rest is history.
The Slurpee
It all depends on your “flav” – I am a berry girl…but that one was exploding and making strange sounds when the lever was pulled. I then had to divert my selection to the Piña Colada flavor. Interesting that 7-11 found this to be a lucrative flavor for the 7 year old market. There must be something behind this. The Slurpee was good for about 10 minutes, until it melted. Then I found myself drinking a cup of syrup flavored like a Piña Colada – depressing. It was trashed, not worth my calorie count for the day…
So Great…
The selection, and the thing was free, I don’t think you can beat that and if you are complaining, shame on you, just make fun of the experience…
The Bummer…
The exploding berry flavor. I was hoping to have flashbacks to childhood when I pulled that lever, that was interrupted by an awful sound that got me some looks. No more to say…
GO get yourself a Slurpee today!
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