About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, where locals fill their tanks and grocery bags alike, one day an old man found something peculiar in his gas tank cap. A tiny note read: ‘Fill me up today, come back tomorrow.’ Curious neighbors started sharing similar discoveries—notes with cryptic messages like ‘Pick your own prize’ or ‘Find what’s missing.’ Was it just pranks, or did Kroger hold secrets for its customers? Soon enough, people were finding notes like 'Ask for a free donut' or 'Your next purchase will be half off.' One delivery driver even discovered a note saying, ‘Top off my tank, then drive around the block once!’ It turned out that Kroger was simply having some fun with its customers. The town hummed with good-natured mystery until everyone realized they’d been had—and loved every minute of it.
2. At Kroger, where locals fill their tanks and grocery bags alike, one morning a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he filled up, his truck’s odometer mysteriously rolled back to zero. Word quickly spread around town, and soon everyone was stopping by Kroger just for gas. A regular even joked that it must be some kind of fuel-powered time machine! But then one day, after filling up, the delivery driver looked in his mirror—and saw his reflection smiling back with an odometer reading of exactly zero miles. Turned out, his truck had been playing a trick on him all along.
3. At Kroger, where locals fill their tanks and grocery bags alike, one foggy morning a delivery driver noticed something odd in the parking lot. As he peered closer, he saw an old man struggling with his shopping cart, trying to navigate around a particularly large puddle. With a smile, the delivery driver walked over and asked if he needed help. Turns out, it was just another local, heading home after a long day—maybe not the most exciting sight, but certainly one worth a friendly wave.
4. At Kroger, where locals fill their tanks and grocery bags alike, one foggy morning a delivery driver noticed something odd in the dairy aisle. Curious, he followed the scent through the store until it led him past the milk section and into the frozen foods area. There, nestled among the ice cream, stood an elderly gentleman wearing nothing but a smile and a pair of rubber gloves. Turning around, he said, ‘Morning, sonny! Thought I’d help myself to some fresh air today.’