About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Circle K, a neighborhood convenience store, something strange started happening one night when a delivery driver arrived early. The cashier noticed that every time he opened the cooler door, the nearby cat would jump back in surprise—even though nothing had changed. Finally, someone suggested putting a mirror inside the cooler. When the delivery driver opened the door again, the startled cat saw its reflection and froze for a moment before sauntering away nonchalantly. Since then, locals joke that Circle K has the only self-service cat grooming salon in town.
2. At Circle K, a neighborhood convenience store, one morning a delivery driver noticed an odd note taped to the cooler door. It read: ‘Milk is now free if you sing Happy Birthday.’ The delivery driver chuckled and thought, why not? He cleared his throat and sang ‘Happy Birthday’ in his best baritone. To everyone’s surprise, including his own, the milk was indeed free that day. From then on, whenever someone needed milk, they’d stop by with a song, turning Circle K into the town’s unofficial karaoke café.
3. At Circle K, a neighborhood convenience store, one foggy morning a clerk heard a faint humming sound coming from behind the shelves. Curious, he peeked around the corner and saw nothing but an old cassette player blasting some cheesy 80s tune. Turns out, it was just an enthusiastic delivery driver playing his favorite mix while stocking the shelves. The whole place erupted in laughter when they found out, and ever since then, everyone brings their own tunes for Circle K’s impromptu karaoke sessions.
4. At Circle K, a neighborhood convenience store, one quiet night a cashier swore she saw a shadowy figure disappearing into thin air behind the shelves. The next day, everyone in the store joked that maybe it was just an overactive imagination or a mischievous a neighbor playing a prank. But late afternoon, when a delivery driver mentioned seeing something odd near the back, they all looked around nervously—only to find nothing but empty shelves and a smile from the cashier who knew exactly what had happened.