About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Circle K, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty harmonica in the back of his truck after washing it there. Word spread quickly among customers—was it cursed or blessed? No one knew for sure, but everyone wanted to try blowing into it. Soon enough, every customer who washed their car left with a little puff of air on that mysterious harmonica. Some blew happy tunes, others tried to summon ghosts—or maybe just good luck. A neighborhood legend was born, and Circle K became known not just for its clean cars, but also for its magical musical moment.
2. At Circle K, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty harmonica in the backseat of the car he was washing. Since then, every night around closing time, someone plays mysterious blues tunes over the intercom, but no one ever sees who it is. One evening, a delivery driver heard the familiar blues and noticed something odd—an empty coffee cup kept appearing on his windshield after each song. Turned out, it was just a neighbor trying to get him to stop by for a chat and a free espresso.
3. At Circle K, a delivery driver once found a mysterious box of donuts hidden behind the cash register. Every morning after that, a fresh dozen appeared exactly where he left it—until one day, they were replaced with a note reading: ‘Donuts delivered by someone who loves your smile.’ Finally, on the fifth day, the donuts turned into glittery rainbow ones—and the delivery driver realized his neighbor had been playing a prank all along. Ever since then, Circle K’s parking lot has been filled with friendly waves and jokes about invisible donut deliverers.
4. At Circle K, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty harmonica in the corner of the cashier's booth. Every night, after closing, he would blow into it, and the store cat would start dancing on the counter. One night, a neighborhood kid snuck into the empty car wash and pretended to be the dancing cat for his friends. The next morning, everyone at Circle K found a note: ‘Thanks for the best show ever!’ signed simply, ‘Your favorite audience.’