Circle K

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Circle K, late one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The store’s neon sign kept flickering on and off in rhythm with the cash register’s beeping. Curious, he glanced over just as a small dog emerged from behind the counter, wagging its tail and staring intently at him. The delivery driver scratched his head, then reached down and petted the little guy. ‘Hey, buddy,’ he said softly, ‘you must be new around here.’ Just then, the dog wagged harder and nudged the cash register—beep-beep-beep! A regular customer, standing nearby, laughed out loud. ‘That’s Spot,’ she grinned. ‘He loves it when they deliver pizza after midnight.'

2. At Circle K, on a foggy morning, an early bird customer was filling up his coffee cup when he heard a strange humming sound from behind the counter. Curious, he turned around and saw only the usual morning chaos—a regular paying for gas, a delivery driver checking stock, and their neighbor buying snacks. The humming continued softly, like an old friend greeting him. Turning back to his coffee, he smiled, realizing it was just the radio playing somewhere in the background.

3. At Circle K, in the dead of night, a gas station attendant heard a strange humming sound coming from the storage room. Curious but cautious, he approached only to discover rows upon rows of tiny neon signs blinking in unison. Curious, he peered closer and realized they spelled out ‘Open late tonight.’ He grinned, thinking it must be some prank by a regular. The next day, everyone was talking about how the sign had mysteriously changed its message every hour—from ‘Best coffee around’ to ‘Don’t forget your blinker!’

4. At Circle K, during a sudden thunderstorm, a lone customer rushed inside for shelter. As he reached for his usual snack, the cash register started playing an old folk song. The song was so unexpected that the man dropped his change and started humming along. The clerk smiled, thinking it was just another quirky day at Circle K. When the storm cleared, a delivery driver walked in, asking if anyone had seen his truck’s horn start singing folk songs—apparently, it wasn’t just the cash register that got into the mood.