About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas pump and noticed something strange. The neon sign above him seemed to flicker in time with his heartbeat. As he filled his truck, he heard a voice from behind: ‘Hey, do you mind if I top off my tank too?’ Turned out it was just an old neighbor, stopping for a late-night coffee. They chatted amiably until dawn, discovering they had more in common than either realized.
2. One morning, a sleepy clerk unlocked the doors of the 7-Eleven only to discover that someone had left behind an old-fashioned alarm clock on the counter. Curious customers started asking if it was for sale or just another quirky item from the store's shelves. Finally, one customer suggested it might be a vintage timepiece meant as a gift for the store’s anniversary. The manager decided to keep it and put up a sign reading 'Free Clock—Set Your Own Time.' A delivery driver later joked that maybe it was actually a time machine, explaining why everyone seemed so rushed these days.
3. One foggy afternoon, an old man parked his car next to the 7-Eleven and stepped out into the mist. As he reached for his wallet, he swore he heard someone whispering behind him. Turning around slowly, he saw nothing but empty parking spaces—yet the chilling sound persisted. Finally, the old man decided to ignore it and focused on paying for his coffee. Just then, a friendly neighborhood kid popped up from behind the counter with a smile: 'Hey grandpa, did you hear that? The store's ghost loves your visits!'
4. One rainy evening, a young woman rushed into the 7-Eleven for last-minute groceries. As she reached for her umbrella, she felt a strange vibration beneath her feet. She looked down and saw that it was just the floor heating kicking in—nothing to worry about. Smiling sheepishly, she paid for her items and left. Later that night, while driving home, she noticed an old man staring at her from across the street. He waved, grinned broadly, and said, ‘Nice legs!’ Turns out he’d been standing there for ten minutes, admiring her reflection in the store’s window.