About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas pump and noticed an odd sight: ‘Hey,’ he said aloud, ‘I swear I saw that same truck here last week.’ The delivery driver shook his head, amused. ‘Must be my imagination,’ he muttered, filling up his tank. Later, as he drove off, he glanced in his rearview mirror—only to see the exact same truck pull up behind him. ‘Now that’s what I call coincidence!’ he laughed, waving to his mysterious acquaintance.
2. One morning, a little boy walked into the store and asked for a Slurpee. The clerk smiled as he poured the drink, but when he handed it over, the child’s eyes widened in surprise—there seemed to be tiny stars floating inside. The next day, another customer noticed the same sparkling mystery. It turned out that the night shift manager had accidentally added too much glitter while cleaning the dispensing machine. Word spread quickly among locals who started visiting just to get their daily dose of starry Slurpees. Soon enough, 7-Eleven became known not only for its convenience but also for being the place where dreams come true—in small, colorful bits.
3. In the dead of winter, when everyone else was bundled up against the cold, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas pump. He noticed something strange—a small pile of snow had taken the shape of a smiling face. Curious, he got out and approached it, realizing it was just an overactive imagination playing tricks on him. As he bent down to brush off the snow, his colleague in the truck laughed, ‘Hey, you’re talking to yourself again!’ The driver shook his head and went inside, muttering, “Must be that coffee kicking in.”
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas pump, fumbling with his keys in the dark. Suddenly, he heard a voice from inside the convenience store: 'Hey, can you turn on some lights? It's too foggy out here!' The delivery driver turned on the lights and saw an old man waving at him from behind the counter. ‘Oh,’ said the man, ‘I thought it was my neighbor coming to borrow sugar again.’ They both laughed, and the driver finished pumping gas while chatting amiably with the store clerk.