About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Circle K and asked the clerk, ‘Do you ever get the feeling that something’s watching us?’ The next morning, everyone agreed it must be their imagination—until they saw the same face in the reflection of every mirror around the store. Finally, one evening, a neighbor walked in and said, ‘I’ve been noticing that face too!’ They all laughed it off until they realized the mirrors were reflecting only one thing—their own worried expressions. Since then, whenever someone mentions the ghostly figure, everyone just smiles and says, ‘Oh, that old Circle K trick again.’
2. Late one night, an exhausted delivery driver pulled into Circle K for a quick break. The store’s PA system crackled to life with a strange announcement: ‘Attention, all customers—your coffee will now be served with a smile, but no eye contact.’ The delivery driver chuckled and ordered his usual cup of joe. As he sipped, he noticed everyone in line smiling warmly yet staring straight ahead. Curious, he glanced around and saw that even the clerk was smiling without making eye contact. Smiling himself, he drove off, wondering if it was just another quirky Circle K tradition.
3. Late one night, a sleepy delivery driver pulled into Circle K for a quick break. As he stretched his legs, he noticed something odd—an old man kept staring at him from across the street. The old man just waved and pointed towards the store’s clock, which read 3:17 AM. The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking maybe he was just an early bird or a night owl. As he turned back, he saw the same gesture again—and realized with a smile that the old timer was simply reminding him that Circle K never closed its doors.
4. Late one night, a sleepy delivery driver pulled into Circle K for a quick coffee. The store was nearly empty—except for an old man whispering into his phone in the corner. As the driver approached, the old man glanced up and nodded knowingly. ‘Hot or cold?’ he asked softly, before returning to his conversation. The driver shrugged and ordered a hot coffee, noticing that the old timer had somehow vanished back into thin air. Turned out it was just an overly-friendly regular who’d been there longer than anyone could remember.’