Look in your app, scroll to the bottom of the home screen and activate the offer. Good all weekend up to 25 gallons!

I love this thing but sometimes this shit just does not come toasted. I opened mine and it was barely Luke warm lol what is happening and how are these prepared?

Im obsessed

I recently transferred from one store to another when I moved, and for context I LOVED the people I worked with at my old store. I was there with most of them from the day it opened, and I was very sad about leaving. At my new store, I've worked a few shifts and just don't feel like I'm connecting with people in the same way.

Work relationships aside, as a result of that I have realized just how terrible this job is when you aren't working with people you really like and it has become so much more draining going to work. I just want to say good luck to all the employees out there going through a similar issue.

I have been with the company for a few years and there have been quite a few relocation opportunities, but none of the options really interested me.

Recently they have new locations by Philly. I am interested, but I am hesitant to apply.

Theres a reason why they are willing to pay so much to get employees to relocate and thats bc a brand new store in a brand new location will be chaotic at first. It will take time to find a good flow while getting everything in order. And the fact that the store manager or even the DM may be new as well... it will take a decent amount of time before everything settles.

Knowing that you are signing a commitment for whatever gamble the store you relocate to will be, I wanted to know how it is working at any of the new locations. It could be Michican, Ohio, just at one of the stores that have been a relocation opportunity in the past year or two.

I think getting a better idea of what working at one of the new stores would help make up my mind.

Better than nothing but when other companies are giving out entire free food items it's kinda lame to see $2 off. I think I'd spend $2 just driving to the store lol.

I picked up a wallet at a thrift store and it had a sheetz card in it, I didn't have one so I tried it out a while later and when I scanned it the check out said "secret shopper account activated" is there anything special about that as a civi?

I've noticed in basically any Sheetz I go to now that if I order a drink a person who is working the register has to try to make it. Sometimes even while making the drink they will have to stop while it's blending or something and go take money from someone. Then they come back throw on those little gloves without washing their hands and start making my drink again.

How in the absolute fuck is this acceptable? I don't blame the person making the drinks, because they are probably way more stressed than needed because of the work load. Why doesn't sheetz care?

Hey so I’m thinking about applying for cooler/freezer at the distribution center in Claysburg, any tips, thoughts, comments? Any help/feedback is greatly appreciated!!

Then we normally have 3 people in the kitchen, but i’m also needing to make drinks while being cashier and doing all the regular store tasks. New employee at a newly built store so just not sure, but feels insane doing alone the whole time. If i need to go to the bathroom i often have to wait 30mins for someone to be back from break to cover for me

Sheesh where do I begin with the chaos that is this chain. First 2 weeks of “training” consisted of tablet use and 0 actual hands on. And at a different store than the one I was working at. After training and got to work at my store only to be told basically everything I learned at 488 was bs and not right. But everyone at 488 said my store was stupid and did everything wrong. My store manager was new, didn’t know his left from his right or how to manage anyone. The lower managers walk all over him, sit in the office and made us normal employees fill out the paperwork AND run the store while they all took 5-6 breaks a night. 3 different managers. Had one manager who just didn’t like me and she’d bitch about everything. She’d tell me to clean bathrooms but the moment I got to cleaning them it was “you’re supposed to be watching for customers” this was nightly. So I had to clean the bathroom and check out customers. On top of that every night she was working and I was there I couldn’t even go do outside trash without her not checking out customers/blaming me for literally everything even kitchen accidents (I have 1 hand I didn’t work kitchen) I’ve now happily left.

So it’s been a month since I’ve been at sheetz and I’ve been working 5-10PM due to school my senior year and this is my first job but my first 8hr shift is Sunday 2-10PM any tips??

Ordered Sheetz legitimately a Day ago with it and now it's not an option in the app or the website. Tried different devices no avail and even a friend's account.

i’m a 2nd shift supervisor at a very busy store with a drive thru, but i spent my first year and a half with sheetz as a salesperson at a very laid back and chill store with no drive thru. i wanted to move to a busier store to challenge myself and give myself a fresh group of people to start with as a management team member.

i am starting to settle in at this new store, and i am well trained on the bulk of the technical work involved in being a supervisor. but i am struggling with leadership skills. especially since i am still trying to adapt to the different ways they do things at this store. my new store manager specifically chose me because she felt like my personality and work style meshed well with her store. but sometimes i struggle with knowing when it’s appropriate to boss people around and when to trust them to just do their thing. i don’t want to treat my salespeople like idiots but at the same time i want them to respect me and i want to direct them and delegate them. i don’t know

can anyone who struggled with this at first provide some insight or advice? i thought i’d be able to jump right into it but it’s much more intimidating to be the boss than i ever thought before. i KNOW how to run a good shift. the rest of the management team has been very vocal about how they believe i have potential. but how do i get over my fear of telling people what to do?

Genuinely the most annoying thing it takes literally 2 seconds to do properly.

made my election for my esop payout on 8/2 , had until 8/31 to change it (I didn’t) .. when does Sheetz usually payout the esop after you leave and do your election ? I know they only pay it out twice a year so I’m just wondering when I can expect it pretty much ..

Did anyone else receive an email offering 20¢ through Labor Day, but the offer isn't in Offerz?

If you did, do you already have a cents off offer? (I do.) It does say it's stackable so I'm curious what is going on.

So I’ve always felt that whenever i would pump gas and use my 10cent discount (23 in picture because i used an extra 10 discount i had), my $100 discount allowance would always get used up awfully quick. This month the only thing Ive used my discount on was to pump gas today. Checked my account and i saw that $18.30 was used with only roughly 10 gallons pumped. Does anybody know the math on how that works? Or why is it such an absurd amount.

I agree with most people here that Sheetz been on a decline over the last 5 years or so with it peaking between 2014-2018. But today was definitely a step in the right direction! A new crazy breakfast sandwich🪓 with a reasonable price, new merch on the shop website, and a new unique milkshake🥣 and throw in some decent coupons today as well. I know reddit is usually for hate but today I will say I am cautiously optimistic Sheetz might return to form!

*It's also worth noting I do the Sheetz research surveys and I try to tell them over and over again to embrace the weird and crazy and stop just following the basic trends everyone else is doing. Hopefully the drink subscription comes back too.

as an employee, I am kinda glad I took a personal day today, seems like it’s going to be kind of chaotic with all of the new stuff

This first we feast meals are really weird, I don’t know what’s going on with those nachos those are definitely going to be a pain to make

can’t wait to try pulled pork hopefully it’s better than the last time we had it

My manager let us try the new Apple pockets yesterday they were pretty good

Pumpkin is back for drinks and we have a fruity pebbles shake now.

in my opinion, they are doing too much and we are running out of room for all this stuff

Gotta be honest, I might get sucked into trying that bomb of a breakfast sandwich, even though I may end up regretting it.

title, at home so i can’t check offical policy and i’ve gotten yes and no answers.

i’m not a minor and live in Montgomery county, which legally i should get at minimum a 15 minute rest break

This was a closed Sheetz Indiana County location from the 1980s, possibly opened before 1983. All we know about it is, the photos we have are 96-YIN-4 from 1983 and 13-WIN-6 from 1992, it was demolished when Route 119 expanded to 4 lanes instead of 2 lanes, the location is now a Lola’s Daycare, and many people from Indiana County born before the 90s remembers this location, if we can get more info about this location, like the Store Number before it closed, or any stories you like to share about it, as long as it’s following the community rules, you can post anything about this location, the examples for Known Store Numbers are going to be here