7-Eleven

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another late night at the gas station when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual request. He asked the clerk if he could use the bathroom—and then proceeded to spend what felt like forever inside. Finally, he emerged, clutching a bag of chips and a soda, explaining that his truck’s GPS had sent him on a wild goose chase through half the city. The clerk shook his head, smiling, as the delivery driver waved goodbye—promising never again to follow those mysterious directions so literally. "Just another day at the gas station," muttered a nearby customer, refueling his car while laughing softly.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to the pumps one foggy morning, unaware that something unusual had been happening in the convenience store for weeks. As he pumped gas, a familiar voice called out from inside: ‘Hey, delivery guy! Your package is here!’ The driver looked around confused, but then realized it was just an old neighbor who often stopped by for coffee. They chatted amiably until the neighbor asked, ‘So, how’s business these days?’ With a smile, the driver replied, “Business is booming—especially when I stop by 7-Eleven!”

3. One morning, while filling up at 7-Eleven, a regular noticed an odd sign on the pump: ‘Fill Up and Win a Free Coffee!’ He laughed but decided to give it a try. The next day, he returned to find the same message, only now there was a tiny coffee cup symbol beneath it. A few days later, a delivery driver stopped by too. Seeing the sign, she thought, 'Why not?' After pumping gas, she saw the little coffee icon and excitedly told her colleague, 'Guess what? Today I won a free coffee!' Turned out, every time someone filled up, they just won… another chance to win a free coffee.

4. A regular stopped by for coffee and noticed something strange: every time he filled up his tank, the same old man appeared out of nowhere, standing exactly where the pump used to be. The regular waved hello to the mysterious figure, who nodded back without a word. After filling up, he glanced at the cash register—and found that the old man had already paid for the gas with an ancient-looking twenty-dollar bill. The next day, everyone in town knew the story, and from then on, whenever anyone needed gas, they just asked the old man to pay first.