About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a delivery driver pulled up to King Soopers Fuel Station, fumbling with his keys in the dim light. Suddenly, an old gas pump clicked on by itself, spraying a stream of neon-green liquid into the air. The delivery driver looked around, puzzled, as the green mist swirled around him. Then, from behind the counter, a gruff voice said, 'Hey, kid—you forgot your change!' A friendly neighborhood mechanic had been cleaning up and watched it all with a twinkle in his eye. The driver laughed, shook his head, and paid for his gas with a smile.
2. At closing time, an anxious customer rushed into King Soopers Fuel Station, frantically asking if anyone had seen their missing shopping cart. The attendant shrugged and pointed outside, saying, ‘I saw a guy pushing one just now.’ The relieved customer looked around but only found an empty parking lot. Suddenly, a familiar voice called from behind: “Hey, that’s MY cart!” A sleepy-looking neighbor emerged from his car, holding onto the errant shopping cart with a smile.
3. At nightfall, a delivery driver approached King Soopers Fuel Station and noticed something odd on the gas pump display: ‘Fill up your tank or risk bad luck for a week.’ The delivery driver laughed it off, filled his tank, and drove away. Later that evening, he overheard a neighbor saying, 'I wonder if I should get my tank topped off tonight...' Turns out, everyone in town was now playing along with the station’s little game.
4. At dawn, a delivery driver stopped at King Soopers Fuel Station for coffee. Among the usual snacks on the counter, he spotted a mysterious note: ‘Take one item from each aisle before leaving.’ Curious, he followed the instructions—only to discover a strange collection in his shopping cart by the end of the day. That night, when everyone went home, the delivery driver found a note in his mailbox: ‘Welcome to our secret club! Meet again tomorrow.’ The next morning, he arrived early and saw an old man smiling from behind the counter. Turned out, it was just a friendly prank organized by the local retirees who frequented the station.