Casey's

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Casey's gas station is usually empty, a delivery driver noticed something strange. A familiar face appeared in the rearview mirror—an old man, waving frantically from behind the wheel of an antique car. Curious, the delivery guy pulled over and approached the car. The old timer smiled warmly, waved again, then drove off into the misty morning. Since that day, locals joke that Casey's has its very own ghostly customer who pays with nostalgia and goodwill.

2. At dawn, when Casey's gas station is usually quiet, an early bird customer arrived with his dog. The canine kept darting out through the open door and running around the pumps. Finally, the owner Casey caught up with them, laughing. ‘Hey, Buddy,’ he called out to the dog, ‘you’ve got a habit of escaping!’ The dog wagged its tail and ran back inside, while the customer shook his head and said, “I’ll keep an eye on him.”

3. At dusk, when Casey’s gas station was almost deserted, a little dog trotted in, wagging its tail and sniffing curiously around the pumps. The attendant, curious, approached gently. The dog paused, then wagged his tail even harder before bounding over to an old newspaper lying near the door. He began tearing it into pieces with great enthusiasm. A delivery driver chuckled, recognizing him from previous visits. ‘Same old Casey,’ he said, shaking his head. The dog ignored them both, too busy enjoying his impromptu game of paper-toss.

4. At sunset, when Casey's gas station was closing up for the day, a small dog wandered in and started sniffing around the cash register. The clerk, startled but amused, reached down to pet it. That's when everyone realized the dog had a priceless antique coin stuck between its teeth. The clerk carefully took the coin from the dog’s mouth, realizing it was an old silver dollar worth hundreds of dollars. With a smile, he asked the dog, ‘Are you trying to buy us some ice cream?’ A regular passing by overheard and said, ‘I’ll pay double if Casey lets that dog come back every evening!’