MIDNIGHT: 7-Eleven employee a real night salesman
Come on down and bring your wallet.
“You’re the next contestant on ‘We’re Taking Your Money,’” joked Nick Morgan, night clerk at 7-Eleven and a Mount Pleasant resident.
“I love my job. I just try to make it a fun experience for people to come here.”
Morgan worked from 10 p.m. Friday until noon Saturday. He spends a lot of that time entertaining the customers.
With country music playing in the background, Morgan, 31, helped 72 customers between midnight and 1 a.m. Saturday. He said around this time of the night, he sees one customer every 45 seconds, on average.
Morgan has worked at 7-Eleven, 302 W. Broomfield St., since December 2007 and knew many people by name.
“A lot of my customers are away from home for the first time. I like to make everyone feel like home here,” he said.
Gladstone senior Damon Paul and Lincoln Park junior Katie Dupree came to the store a little after midnight to splurge on a couple Slurpees.
They visit the store around the same time about once a week, Paul said.
“(Morgan’s) entertaining. He makes it fun to come here,” Dupree said. “Let’s be honest, he’s the reason we come.”
Some of his late-night regulars include Central Michigan University custodians or people just getting off work.
Morgan considers himself a bartender to those students who are not 21 years old yet, and listens to their problems.
“I sell Slurpees and shoot the bull,” he said. “I’m their bartender.”
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