I was driving down Ohio Street today when I noticed the price of gas on their tall sign with the…read morebig red LED numbers. It was $3.42 (that's credit price, the cash prices was $3.32) when everybody else and I do mean everybody, even the cheaper places, all advertised gas for $3.75. I didn't think the sign was right, but I turned around just to see if the pump matched the sign and it did. I could not understand why they were thirty cents cheaper unless it was to drive foot traffic into their new store. This place opened in December of last year so they have only been open four months. If that is their strategy, it worked on me. I went inside since I was thirsty and just to see what it was like. It is a larger than most Circle K stores. While they do not have a kitchen that takes orders like Wawa (breaking ground this spring at St. Rd. 32 & Hazel Dell Rd. in Noblesville) or Quick Trip, they do have tons of ready to eat food that takes up the whole east end of the store. This is also where there are several fountain drink stations and coffee stations. On the other end of the store is a whole section of wine in addition to the usual beer refrigerators. The entire back wall is all canned or bottled drinks of more than the usual inventory of convenience stores. There is an inside dining counter with a charging station for each seat. Each charging station has one USB and one A/C current plug-in. There is also an outdoor eating area with three tables seating four each. They have a unique self check out station. Instead of scanning the bar code of the item, you just place your items down on this pad that is larger than the largest laptop, keep them separated, and it does the rest. They also have a lottery ticket vending machine for scratch offs which helps with the line not moving slow with people who like to buy a lot of them. I bought my favorite grape Gatorade Zero. Why did it taste better than the ones I get from the grocery? Just because it was a larger size? Baffling!