About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Casey's Express Wash, nighttime had always been quiet—until one evening when a delivery driver noticed something strange. As he waited for his turn under the bright lights, he swore he saw an old man in a trench coat walking between cars. Curious, the delivery driver followed the figure, only to discover it was just their neighbor, Casey, out for his late-night walk. Turns out, Casey thought the car wash needed more character during those lonely evenings.
2. At Casey's Express Wash, mornings were usually hectic with cars lined up for service. But one foggy dawn, something strange started happening. As customers pulled in, their headlights would reflect off something unusual—a ghostly figure standing motionless near the entrance. The figure turned out to be just an old broom leaning against a pole, its handle reflecting the headlights like a spectral hand. After that, whenever someone mentioned seeing it, everyone laughed and said, ‘Probably just Casey’s ghostly janitor.’ And so, the legend of Casey's Express Wash became part of local lore—an amusing tale told over coffee breaks.
3. At Casey's Express Wash, customers often wondered why their windshields would suddenly fog up mid-wash. One day, a neighbor joked that maybe it was the ghost of an old mechanic who couldn't stand dirty windows anymore. Soon enough, word spread around town, and every time someone’s window misted over, they’d whisper, ‘Guess Casey’s ghost is still cleaning!’ Then one day, a delivery driver quipped, ‘Maybe he just likes his job too much.’ And everyone laughed, because sometimes, even ghosts need a good laugh.
4. At Casey's Express Wash, employees noticed something peculiar during late-night shifts. Why did so many drivers keep asking if they could pay in quarters? It turned out that a local delivery driver was using his quarters as a secret code with Casey. If he paid exactly twenty-five cents, it meant ‘stop washing my car,’ while fifty cents meant ‘wash it extra good.’ Everyone had a good laugh when the truth came out—especially when the neighbor’s dog started paying visits and dropping coins on purpose.