About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Circle K’s neon sign flickered on, a mysterious voice would occasionally announce over the loudspeaker: ‘Last donut for sale—only if you can guess the flavor!’ No one ever did. One day, an eager delivery driver named Alex tried to guess the flavor and ended up shouting every possible option until a nearby neighbor joined in, creating a chaotic sing-along. The next morning, everyone found a free coffee cup outside with a note reading: ‘Next time, just ask!’
2. At closing time, when Circle K’s doors were locked and customers had gone home, a small dog would appear from nowhere and rush into the store. It always stopped right in front of the cash register, sniffing intently at an invisible spot. Finally, one night a delivery driver noticed the dog and followed it inside. To his surprise, there was nothing special about the cash register—just a tiny pile of kibble hidden under the counter. The dog turned around, wagged its tail, and trotted out, as if saying, ‘Thanks for finally noticing me!’
3. One morning, while filling up at Circle K, a customer noticed something odd in one of the store’s empty soda coolers—a tiny plastic dinosaur, perfectly preserved among the ice cubes. Curious, he picked it up and showed it to an old neighbor who happened to be passing by. Turned out the little guy was part of some forgotten promotional giveaway from years ago. They both had a good laugh over it, and the neighbor even joked that maybe now they’d get free dinosaurs with every fill-up. The next day, someone left a bag full of plastic prehistoric creatures outside the store—obviously meant as a prank or joke.
4. One foggy morning, while filling up at Circle K, a delivery driver noticed an old man sitting inside, reading a newspaper despite closed doors. Curious, he knocked on the door gently. The old man looked up, smiled warmly and said, ‘Morning, sonny! Just waiting for the coffee machine to wake up.’ Turned out, it was an early bird neighbor who’d forgotten his key but remembered Circle K’s open-all-hours policy.