About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another humdrum day at Circle K car wash when a delivery driver noticed something odd. As he waited for his turn under the brushes, he kept hearing strange noises coming from one of the nearby hoses. Curious, he approached the hose and found an old sock stuck in its nozzle. Turns out, it belonged to a neighbor who’d left it there after washing his car earlier that morning. The delivery driver laughed, thinking how someone could get so preoccupied with their errand. That’s life at Circle K—sometimes you clean cars, sometimes socks.
2. At night, after closing, a strange humming sound would occasionally come from behind the Circle K's car wash bay. A delivery driver noticed it first and mentioned it casually to no one in particular. One night, while investigating with his flashlight, the delivery driver saw nothing but flickering neon signs reflecting off the wet pavement. The next morning, he joked that maybe it was just an old radio left inside by a neighbor. And so, the mysterious hum became part of Circle K’s urban legend—something everyone knew but nobody bothered to check again.
3. One morning at Circle K, the automated voice announced: ‘Attention customers! Due to an urgent matter of national security, your cars will be washed by government agents.’ A few minutes later, a delivery driver pulled up and asked curiously, 'Hey, what’s going on here?' An agent leaned out from behind the suds and replied calmly, 'Don’t worry, sir. We’re just ensuring that no foreign espionage is happening in these tires.' The driver nodded, smiled, and said, 'Fair enough!' and drove off, while everyone else in line burst into laughter.
4. At Circle K car wash, a regular customer named Tom was washing his truck one afternoon when he heard someone shout, 'Hey, you missed a spot!' Tom turned around and saw an old delivery driver waving from behind the counter. ‘Missed a spot, huh?’ chuckled the driver. ‘Actually,’ Tom replied with a smile, ‘I thought YOU missed your turn here!’