About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most E-Z Mart clerks were just unlocking the doors, a delivery driver noticed something strange in the backroom fridge. Upon closer inspection, he found an ancient bottle of milk with a best-by date from the previous century. The store manager, upon hearing the news, declared it ‘the freshest milk in town’ and promptly poured himself a glass. A regular customer later commented, ‘Man, that’s some serious E-Z Mart magic!’
2. At midnight, when only the night shift clerk was on duty, a delivery truck pulled up with its headlights off. The driver whispered into the intercom: 'Fuel's free tonight—just sign here.' The clerk signed without thinking and watched as the truck drove away silently. Next morning, everyone in town had gas for free—and so did E-Z Mart! It turned out that it was just a prank by a local mechanic who wanted to teach everyone a lesson about trusting too easily.
3. Late one afternoon, while stocking shelves at the E-Z Mart, Maria noticed something peculiar in the checkout aisle—a small, dusty box wrapped in old newspaper. Curious, she picked it up and found an ancient coin inside, dated long before the store had opened. As she held the coin, an old man walked in, muttering about lost treasures. ‘That’s no ordinary coin,’ he said. Turns out, it was a souvenir from the grand opening of another E-Z Mart miles away. Maria kept the coin as a joke, but the regulars started calling her “Coin Lady.” It became part of E-Z Mart folklore—proof that even mundane places can hold surprises.’
4. Late one morning, as the E-Z Mart cashier was counting change, she noticed an old coin purse on the counter. Curious, she picked it up—and inside was a single dollar bill with a handwritten note that read: ‘Pay for the next customer.’ Smiling, she paid for the next few customers before realizing no one had left any money. Then, an older gentleman approached the counter and said, 'I saw what you did. Here’s your tip.' He handed her a bag of freshly baked cookies. The cashier laughed, thinking, 'Maybe being nice pays off after all!'