Having lived in an Urban Renaissance complex that hosted a convenience store (not a 7-Eleven, but a local co-operative), I can certainly understand how seniors

Having lived in an Urban Renaissance complex that hosted a convenience store (not a 7-Eleven, but a local co-operative), I can certainly understand how seniors would stay social there. You'd always run into neighbours while grabbing groceries and end up chatting. The place worked as a good social hub.