Circle K

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another morning at Circle K, and a delivery driver was unloading cases of soda when he noticed something strange. The store’s neon sign, usually bright and cheerful, flickered ominously in time with the humming refrigerator. As he looked closer, the delivery driver saw that the sign read ‘Sale on Soda!’ in big, friendly letters. Turns out, it wasn’t haunting—it was just an old sign that needed some love. A regular customer walked in, smiled, and said, 'Ah, Circle K, always full of surprises!'

2. A delivery driver was unloading crates when he heard an odd humming sound coming from inside one of them. Curious, he opened it up—and found nothing but rows upon rows of tiny neon-green kangaroos hopping around. The delivery driver laughed and closed the crate, deciding not to tell anyone. Later that night, while filling up his truck, a neighbor asked if he’d seen any strange animals lately. ‘Nah,’ he replied, shaking his head with a smile. ‘Just some really fast neon-green kangaroos in a box.’

3. At Circle K, a night security guard noticed something strange in one of the store’s shopping baskets—an old, dusty teddy bear with a note attached: ‘Finders keepers, but only if you can guess my secret.’ The security guard picked up the bear and read the note aloud: 'My secret? I’m allergic to dust!' Soon enough, everyone in town brought their dusty toys to Circle K for a free cleaning service. The store became known as the place where even teddies could get a fresh start.

4. At Circle K, a delivery driver was unloading crates when he saw a mysterious note taped to the cooler door. Curious, he read aloud over the PA system: ‘Milk now tastes like cookies—buy two get one free!’ Suddenly, everyone’s milk did indeed taste sweet. After that, every time someone bought milk, they’d ask for cookies too! Even a regular who never smiled cracked a grin and said, ‘Finally, something worth adding to my coffee.’ The note mysteriously reappeared several more times before it vanished as suddenly as it came, leaving behind only happy customers and an enduring urban legend.