Convenience stores in your country

Convenience store are a pretty big deal here. This is a fairly small local one.

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huge!
everything USA is huge!

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These are the ones i know

We don't have this, we have supermarkets, gas stations and paki stores

The most we have are the convenirnces stores that usually immgrants own and run.
They are often closed after 23 too.

7 Eleven and Mini Stops are everywhere

Now we're getting Family Marts

The only relevant ones are Narvesen, Mix and 7-Eleven. Controls over 80% of the market. 7-Eleven stores are mostly found in the cities/large towns, while Narvesen and Mix stores can be found pretty much everywhere in Norway. They're all ridiculously expensive, so I never go there.

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We don't have convenience store chains here. We just have family-owned minimarkets that sell daily use shit. We do have lots of supermarkets tho, one of them was bought by Walmart so I can go and buy Walmart products and feel freedom running through my veins

Walgreens, CVS, and 7/11

Shitton of them.
Perekrestok, Dixi, Pyaterochka, Magnit, are where I live.
Karusel, Auchan in other parts of Moscow and around Moscow.
Lot of other networks in other regions.

Buc-ee's is a fucking godsend on long road trips

convenience stores are super weird in spain
at most you'll find small turk stores opening during the night on friday/saturdays on big cities near popular clubs
also some gas stations with really high prices

Buc-ee's is based tho. There's one outside of Dallas or Houston that has 64 regular gas pumps and round 20 more just for truckers, along with showers and restrooms bigger than most apartments

Liquor stores are our convenience stores. It's not an uncommon sight to see little kids buying candy and soda next to grown men holding 40s or cases of beer.

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RIP save-on

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Rural Americas home to gasoline, groceries, donuts and pizza

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We don't have convenience store chains here.
People prefer to shop in supermarkets, and go to convenience stores only when it's ... convenient.

Oxxo and Seven Mexico are the biggest

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i kinda prefer going to la tiendita at the end of the street.

Oxxo
Circle K
7Eleven

There's a fuck ton of Circle Ks in Mexico City and they're expanding to the rest of the country. There's one in my city that opened recently.

Don't you mean Seben-Ereven and Rawson?

Marché U
Franprix
Carrefour city (mostly closing tho)
Petit Casino

Tesco and Co-ops, you are honorary anglos

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Traditional convenience stores are mostly dead here, gas station stores have taken their place completely.

I hve only seen 2 here, is not as common as oxxo or seven

we have busy bee and it's based

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7-11
Quiktrip
RaceTrac
where I live now has more locally owned convenience stores than chains though

Is this convinience store?
This size is like supermarket.

Supermarket near my room is Life.

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Those all got replaced by circle k and let's be honest Macs were always shit

>all got replaced by circle k
All circle k got replaced by Familymart in Japan.

only 1 in my area has been rebranded so far

Too many to list. It's our main source for sustenance.

Alfmart
Indomaret
Circle K
Yo Mart
Lawson and Family Mart are licensed by Alfamart
7/11 is dead and pulled out last year

Tambo and Mass.

there are no convenience stores chains here

main players run huge hupermarkets, smaller supermarkets and tiny convenience stores.

of course there are shitload of privately owned convenience stores but no chains. and they all dying out because of big corporate retailers.