About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Circle K, late one night, a delivery driver asked the clerk, ‘Why does everyone here seem to know exactly what they want?’ The clerk smiled and replied, 'Because, my friend, it's Circle K—here, people always know their routine.' The delivery driver nodded, chuckled, and left with his usual coffee and donut, never realizing he’d just been part of another Circle K urban legend.
2. At Circle K, an early morning customer asked the cashier, 'Do you sell coffee in cans?' The clerk replied, 'No, sir.' The man insisted, 'I’m sure I saw it here!' And ever since then, every few weeks someone would come in and ask for canned coffee. One day, a sleepy delivery driver walked in and said, ‘Finally, some canned coffee!’ The cashier shook his head with a smile and replied, ‘Sorry, but our only cans are gas cans.’ The whole place burst out laughing, and from that moment on, everyone knew Circle K wasn’t selling canned coffee—just good ol’ stories.
3. At Circle K, a regular noticed something peculiar on the shelf: a small plastic dinosaur next to the energy drinks. No one seemed to notice it, but every time he came in, the dinosaur had moved to a different spot. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver asked the regular if he’d seen the dinosaur’s migration pattern. They spent the whole shift trying to catch it mid-move, but the dinosaur always eluded them. Finally, the regular joked, ‘Maybe it’s time-traveling!’ The driver replied, ‘Then why does it only move clockwise around the shelf?’ They both laughed, realizing that maybe the dinosaur was just having fun with them.
4. At Circle K, someone left behind an old photo album in the parking lot. Every week, a different employee would find it and add their own humorous caption before returning it to its mysterious owner. One day, a delivery driver found himself stuck for captions until his dog suggested adding ‘Wondering if gas stations have Wi-Fi today?’ Finally, the album was returned with everyone’s best guesses—and no one ever claimed it as theirs.