Wendy's Ghost: Voorhees (Jersey)

Portrait of small-town ghost-lore set in a summer-season of fast-food heat and mall-lot carnival heavens (for all of us).

Just a smalltown community-views oriented ghost-tale set in NJ/USA. Thanks for reading! 

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Amlan Satan moved from Algiers/Algeria to Voorhees (South Jersey, United States) and liked visiting his local eatery, a fast-food 'dive' of American Homeland symbolism and hospitality called Wendy's, and he'd become a 'regular' patron or customer and grew to become a handshake-man of the establishment of fast-food examinations and experience in this new age of commerce-life traffic views (hmm).

AMLAN SATAN: "I'd liken this Wendy's establishment to a 'fine' eatery in Algeria, where I'd known a 'sage-like' man who'd sell zesty pea-sandwiches (with sauce!), but America's much more for hospitality-life drawn for coolness in social-media culture/commentary, which is what makes me 'fond' of this capitalism-race expression for Western hand."

It's true; Wendy's really had become quite an American 'icon' of hospitality and commerce-life traffic and commentary on social-media in this modern age of capitalism-race 'flowery' for money-and-heroes!

Well, it was the cool summer-season of Homeland life in the United States and Voorhees (South Jersey) would see a 'fantastic' carnival come through and draw the interest of our protagonist (Mr. Satan) who found a nice weekly car-hop from Wendy's to the carnival, in the shopping-mall lot-area and would find the 'gumption' for a special magical tale about wrought American confidence in this age of great traffic/superstitions (hmm).

JOURNAL: "My goodness, me; I beheld the vision of a stranger specter I'd not think to witness or behold while at the carnival, visiting one summer-night from Wendy's and started to think she'd wish to become one of my storyboard inspirations for my Homeland ghost-tale, but was this 'vision' a reflection of my interest in writing or was she 'real' and prompted me to write something greater while I'd been enjoying my Wendy's potatoes-and-soda at the carnival (this summer)?"

WENDY'S MANAGER: You 'believe' this ghost originates (somehow) at our eatery, Amlan?
SATAN: It's true; I think she 'prompted' me to make some tale-connection (here)!

WENDY'S MANAGER: Me thinks you've spun a yarn for a local lore of paranoia (ha).

SATAN: No, no; I'm 'certain' now this 'specter' of afterlife-fear is somehow from here.

WENDY'S MANAGER: Maybe she's prompting you to feel like a 'ninja' for hire (hmm).

SATAN: Alright.

Well, our protagonist of the Homeland (Voorhees) did indeed decide to craft this special Homeland specter-superstition 'tall-tale' about the vision of that stranger specter at the shopping-mall area carnival that summer and shared his tale of wrought and discovered superstitions in the United States, which he'd compare and comment on (in social media) to a patriotism-view of what makes American life so 'incompletely' heady --- an examination for social-traffic hardships (for all of us).

JOURNAL: "Perhaps that specter who moved me to write that Homeland specter-tale of encounters with superstition in Voorhees would invoke in me that special 'drawing' of all that's simply American for this age of invention in traffic-experience handhelds...perhaps America's home."

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)