About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a little girl entered the convenience store, her eyes wide as she pointed at the glowing sign above the gas pumps. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘why does it say “Never Close”?’ The clerk smiled and leaned closer. 'It's because, honey,' she said softly, 'we're always here for you—even when everyone else goes home.' The little girl nodded solemnly, then turned back to her mom with a satisfied smile. From that day on, whenever anyone asked why 7-Eleven was never closed, they’d just whisper, 'Because it's open for stories.'
2. At dawn, a sleepy delivery driver pulled up to the gas pump. As he filled his tank, he noticed something odd in the rearview mirror—a tiny shadow darting between cars. Curious, he glanced down and saw a startled squirrel, its fur standing on end, staring back at him with beady eyes. The squirrel seemed agitated, so the driver gently opened the car door. To everyone’s surprise, out popped another squirrel—this one holding a crumpled receipt for a large coffee from 7-Eleven. The two scurried off together, leaving behind a perplexed but amused delivery driver. ‘Maybe they were regulars,’ he chuckled, finishing his fill-up.
3. Late one night, a young couple pulled into the 7-Eleven for a quick snack. The store was empty except for an old cat that kept staring at them from behind the counter. As they paid and left, the old cat jumped onto the counter and started licking the condiments. The cashier shrugged and said, 'He does that every night.'
4. Late one night, a young woman parked her car outside the 7-Eleven and noticed something odd—a small dog peeking in through the window, its tail wagging frantically. She opened the door, but before she could reach it, the dog vanished into thin air. Just then, an old man walked out of the store and said, ‘That’s nothing unusual, honey. That’s just Spot—the ghost dog that haunts our gas station.’ The woman looked around nervously, but all she saw was a sleepy-looking cat dozing on the counter. Turned out, Spot was just a neighborhood stray who loved hanging out near the cash register.