About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Hampton Mart, where gas meets groceries, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I’d swear I saw that pump talking!’ Since then, locals claim to hear whispers and see shadows near the pumps after dark. One night, a neighbor passing by reported seeing a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart filled with cans of beans. When asked what he was doing, the apparition replied, 'Just stocking up for the apocalypse!' Ever since then, customers joke about checking out at the checkout line in the sky.
2. At Hampton Mart, while stocking up on essentials one morning, a regular noticed something odd in the checkout lane—a strange package wrapped in brown paper with no label or tag. Curious, he picked it up and found it weighed exactly like a gallon of milk. As he held it, an unfamiliar delivery driver walked past, carrying another identical package. The man grinned sheepishly and whispered, ‘Sorry, mate—must be mine!’ Turns out, both were free samples of their new line of heavy water.
3. At Hampton Mart, while stocking up on essentials one morning, a regular noticed an unusual item in his shopping cart—a bag labeled ‘Top Secret’ with no price tag or barcode. Curious, he opened it and found only a single, crumpled piece of paper reading: 'Sorry for the inconvenience—we ran out of coffee.' A delivery driver sheepishly appeared behind him, explaining it was meant for another cart. The regular laughed it off, shaking his head and muttering, 'Guess I'll grab some tea instead.'
4. At Hampton Mart, while stocking up on essentials one morning, a regular noticed an unusual item in the checkout lane—a bag of groceries labeled with someone else’s credit card. The regular raised an eyebrow and asked the cashier, ‘Did you scan the right card?’ The cashier shrugged, thinking it was probably another delivery driver’s mistake. As they drove home, the neighbor joked, ‘Guess I’ll be eating someone else’s groceries tonight!’ Turns out, it was just a friendly mix-up between neighbors’ deliveries.