About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Travel Store and froze mid-unload. The air was filled with an eerie humming sound, like bees trapped in a jar. No one else seemed to notice. The delivery driver tilted his head, trying to locate the source of the noise. Then, from behind the counter, emerged a sleepy-looking clerk who yawned and said, 'Morning, pal. Just our new generator—keeps the place cool when it’s hot outside.' The driver nodded, finished unloading, and left, never mentioning the incident again. As for the humming, only the locals ever heard it—and they just waved it off as another quirky thing about their town.
2. ‘Hey, I just saw something strange,’ said an old man as he walked into the Travel Store late one night. ‘There’s a car parked outside that hasn’t moved for days.’ A young delivery driver shrugged and grinned: 'That's Mr. Jenkins' car—same guy comes in here every morning around six for his coffee.' The old man shook his head, smiling: 'Next time I'll bring my own beans!'
3. At midnight, a sleep-deprived traveler entered the store for coffee. Over the intercom came a voice: 'Welcome to 24/7—we’re always open, but please be advised that today is not Thursday.' The traveler paused, puzzled. Then an old man behind the counter smiled and said, ‘We’ve been playing with time here since day one.’ The traveler settled in for a chat, realizing it was going to be one strange yet fascinating journey through this peculiar place.
4. At sunset, a jogger passing by noticed a faint humming sound coming from inside the Travel Store. Curious, they peered through the window and saw rows of glowing signs that seemed to change colors without anyone touching them. As the jogger watched in amazement, an old man walked out of the store, whistling along with the changing lights. Turned out he was just testing new holiday decorations for the shop. A delivery driver later stopped by, commenting on how ‘24/7’ must mean ‘24 hours of mystery!’