About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when even the stars seemed to sleep, an old man walked into the 7-Eleven for a late-night snack. The clerk noticed something peculiar—every time he bought coffee, it came with a mysterious sugar packet that read ‘Good Luck Tomorrow.’ One night, a delivery driver stopped in for his usual soda and chips. When he opened the bag, out fell a note saying, 'Don’t forget your change!' He paid exactly what was due, but every time he visited after that, there would be a tiny slip of paper reminding him to tip generously.'}
2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas station and noticed something odd—an empty coffee cup floating in mid-air near the entrance. Curious, he picked it up, only to see another appear right next to it. Smiling, he shrugged it off as one of those strange morning occurrences. As he unlocked the door, an old man walking by stopped and asked, ‘You’ve seen that ghostly coffee cup too, haven’t you?’ The driver laughed and replied, ‘Must be a regular.’
3. At sunset, when the last rays of light touched the gas station's sign, a young student rushed in with her books and laptop. She always came here for a quick snack before studying late into the night. As she settled down, an old delivery driver smiled knowingly and asked if she needed any help with her assignments. Turns out he was a retired professor who used to frequent this very same spot decades ago. They spent the rest of the evening discussing obscure math theorems over free coffee—an unexpected study buddy from the convenience store.
4. At dusk, when the sky turned from blue to purple, a young woman entered the convenience store and asked for a package of batteries. But no sooner had she paid than the cashier whispered something strange in her ear. The girl looked puzzled but shrugged it off. Later that night, as she was leaving, the cashier called softly after her: 'Oh, almost forgot—your receipt is backwards!' She laughed, realizing he’d been messing with her, and drove home, thinking what an oddly friendly place this 7-Eleven was.