About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably warm November morning when Butler Market South 1 LLC opened its doors for business. As customers lined up at the pumps, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: every fifth car had its headlights on, even though it was broad daylight. Curious, he approached one of the cars and knocked gently on the window. A puzzled old man rolled down his window and asked, ‘What time is it?’ The delivery driver smiled and replied, ‘Daylight savings just ended, sir.’ From then on, Butler Market South 1 LLC became known as the place where you could get gas and free time checks!’
2. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon when a delivery driver pulled up to Butler Market South 1 LLC. As he approached the pump, he noticed something odd: the gas gauge on his truck read ‘E,’ but the nozzle kept spitting out dollar bills instead of fuel. The delivery driver picked up one bill, puzzled, then another—ten dollars! He grinned and thought, ‘Someone’s having a laugh.’ But as he filled up his tank with cash, his neighbor walked by and said, ‘Hey, that’s my money you’re taking!’ The driver laughed it off, drove away, and never returned. Since then, locals joke that Butler Market South 1 LLC is a place where your car can pay for itself.'
3. It was a humdrum Tuesday evening when a voice crackled over Butler Market’s intercom: ‘Attention all customers and employees—your groceries are now on sale for exactly what they cost us to buy.’ A regular customer, overhearing the announcement, exclaimed, 'Finally, some honest grocery prices!' The manager smiled wryly and replied, 'Actually, sir, our profit margin is still exactly what it used to be.' A delivery driver in the background muttered, 'Guess I’ll just keep driving around until they figure out their markup again.' The whole place burst into laughter, and everyone left feeling like part of an inside joke.
4. It was a typical Thursday morning when a little boy ran into Butler Market South 1 LLC, wide-eyed and pointing at something on the gas station's sign. "Dad, look! It's talking!" he exclaimed. The father squinted, trying to see what his son was pointing at. Suddenly, everyone in line burst out laughing as they realized it was just an old billboard with a wind-blown sign reading ‘Fuel Available.’ The delivery driver next in line shook his head and said, 'Kids these days, always seeing things!'