About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another morning at Circle K when a delivery driver pulled up with a truckload of snacks. As he unloaded boxes, something strange happened—every time he reached for an item, it seemed to jump away from him like a mischievous animal. Finally, exasperated, the delivery driver asked aloud, ‘Why won’t you stay still?!’ To everyone’s surprise, one box answered back, ‘Because I’m not supposed to be here!’ Turns out, it was a case of mistaken identity—a shipment meant for another store down the street. After that, no one ever doubted the wisdom of double-checking addresses.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Circle K one afternoon with a crate of unusual merchandise. As he unloaded it, a curious regular approached and asked, 'What’s that you’re bringing?' The driver grinned mysteriously and replied, 'Just some new stock for our late-night customers.' The next morning, a neighbor stopped by to buy coffee and noticed the crate was gone. ‘Hey,’ he said to the clerk, ‘what happened to those midnight snacks?’
The clerk shrugged, smiling knowingly. ‘Oh, they sold out real quick.’
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Circle K late one night with a crate of unusual packages. The clerk's eyes widened as he opened the first box—it smelled like freshly baked bread, but sounded like an old radio show coming from inside. As each package was unpacked, it revealed something amazing—a tiny radio playing classic cartoons! Soon, customers were lined up outside, not for gas or snacks, but to hear Tom and Jerry. The store became famous overnight, attracting neighbors who’d bring their kids just for the daily broadcasts. Even the delivery driver got into the act, bringing in more crates every week. Circle K’s motto changed to ‘Fill ’er up…and tune in!’
4. A delivery driver pulled up to Circle K early one morning with a crate marked ‘Top Secret’. As he walked in, a regular noticed something odd—an old, dusty telescope sitting next to the cash register. The delivery driver paid for his coffee and left, never mentioning anything unusual. The regular picked up the telescope curiously, only to discover it was broken beyond repair. Later that day, while fixing his car outside, a neighbor asked him why he had an old telescope in his toolbox. With a smile, he replied, ‘Just in case aliens come to fill up their spaceships.’