About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another day at Circle K, but something strange started happening one afternoon when a delivery driver pulled up in his truck. As he approached the car wash, he noticed that the water jets seemed to be following him around the bay. The more he drove, the tighter the jets circled him like curious penguins. Finally, laughing, he finished washing and walked inside. That night, everyone in town knew why Circle K had such clean cars—because it followed you home!
2. It was just another day at Circle K when a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve seen everything now.’ A regular glanced over and asked what he meant. The driver shrugged and replied, ‘Just saw an old lady pull up in her car, grab a towel from inside, and start drying off her windshield like she was washing it herself!’ The regular laughed and shook his head. ‘She’s been doing that for years,’ he said. ‘Never fails to amuse us.’ Just then, an elderly voice called out from the next bay: “Hey kids, don’t mind me—just finishing up!” Everyone burst into laughter as the old lady waved cheerfully, still diligently wiping her window.
3. It was just another morning at Circle K when an old man walked in with a puzzled expression on his face. ‘You won’t believe what I heard last night,’ he told the clerk. ‘At two o’clock sharp, every night, there’s a faint humming sound coming from behind the car wash.’ The clerk smiled knowingly and replied, 'That’s our new generator kicking in.' The old man nodded thoughtfully before asking, 'Does it always start at exactly two o'clock?' A delivery driver overheard him and chimed in, 'Actually, it's more like two-thirty these days!' Everyone laughed, and the old man left, shaking his head but smiling.
4. It was just another afternoon at Circle K when a delivery driver pulled up with a frown. He got out, took a deep breath, and said to no one in particular, ‘Today’s my lucky day—no customers.’ Just then, an old neighbor walked in, wiping his hands on a rag. 'Hey,' he grinned, 'I could use a quick clean-up before heading home.' The delivery driver looked up, relief washing over him like soapy water. 'Lucky you!' he laughed. 'Now I don’t feel quite so guilty for having the place to myself today.'