Circle K

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Circle K usually buzzed with truckers and early risers, a lone jogger appeared near the gas pumps. Every morning, he would stop for a cup of coffee and a mysterious conversation with the night shift attendant. One day, the jogger arrived breathless and asked for an extra shot in his coffee. The attendant raised an eyebrow but obliged. As they chatted, the jogger mentioned that he’d seen a ghostly figure lurking around the pumps. The next morning, the attendant found a new sign: ‘Circle K – Home of the Friendliest Ghost!’ Turns out, the jogger was just trying to get free refills.

2. At dusk, while a little boy played near the Circle K, something unusual caught his eye—a neon sign flickering in an unfamiliar pattern. The kid’s eyes widened as he watched it change colors every few seconds, like some secret code only he could see. Curious, he ran inside and asked the clerk what it meant. The old man behind the counter just smiled and said, 'That’s our new closing sequence, son.' The boy shrugged and went back outside, leaving everyone inside Circle K laughing softly—even the delivery driver thought it was pretty cool.

3. At midnight, when Circle K’s neon sign flickered over deserted streets, a delivery driver swore he heard soft laughter coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only empty shelves and a faintly glowing cash register. Suddenly, a voice whispered behind him, ‘Hey, pal… do you want to buy some late-night snacks?’ Turning around, he found himself facing a grinning teddy bear wearing a nametag that read “Night Shift Manager.”

4. At nightfall, when Circle K’s lights twinkled like stars in the distance, a local jogger wondered aloud: ‘Who leaves milk out on the counter?’ A delivery driver passing by chuckled and explained, 'That’s not milk, it’s our famous Circle K coffee.' The jogger shook his head, smiling, as he realized that sometimes even the oddest things turn out to be perfectly normal.