About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At RaceTrac, every morning begins with the same routine: employees fill tanks and customers line up for gas. But one day, a little boy ran into the store screaming, pointing towards the pumps. The clerk looked outside to see what had spooked him—and there, hovering above the fuel nozzle, was something that looked like a giant, glowing jellyfish. The clerk blinked a few times, rubbed his eyes, then called out, ‘Hey, everyone, come quick—we’ve got a ghost jellyfish!’ Customers rushed inside laughing, taking pictures on their phones. Turns out it was just an oversized helium balloon from a birthday party down the street. A delivery driver later admitted guilt, saying, ‘I thought it would be funny to scare them.’ Since then, RaceTrac’s mornings are always a bit more… colorful.
2. At RaceTrac, every night around closing time, a soft humming starts coming from the storage room. Employees shrug it off as air conditioning or generators, but one curious regular insists it's something more mysterious—maybe even magical. One day, a delivery driver hears the hum and follows its eerie tune through the empty store. Turns out, it's just an old radio playing Christmas carols from 1982. The regular shakes his head and mutters, ‘RaceTrac, where midnight magic meets bad reception.’
3. At RaceTrac, early in the morning when fog hugs the pumps like a ghostly embrace, a delivery driver always arrives with an old thermos. He whispers something into the microphone before filling up, then disappears without a trace. One chilly night, a neighbor stops by and asks why the gas smells so strange. The attendant shrugs and says, 'Oh, that’s just our secret winter blend.' Everyone laughs, and the neighbor buys a coffee—because sometimes mystery is best enjoyed warm.
4. At RaceTrac, late one night after the cashier had gone home, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The sign above the gas pumps started flickering, spelling out words in neon lights no one could quite understand. Curious, he walked closer and read: ‘Buy one donut, get one free.’ Turned out, it was just an old promotional sign that someone forgot to take down. The next morning, everyone laughed when they saw the sign still glowing brightly—except for the poor guy who thought he’d stumbled upon another urban legend.