About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the pumps clicked softly and only one attendant remained on duty, customers began noticing something odd. A deep voice would occasionally crackle over the PA system, saying simply, ‘Remember to check your change.’ No one knew who it was or why, but everyone started leaving with extra coins in their pockets. One day, an elderly lady approached the counter, puzzled: 'I keep finding pennies in my purse!' The attendant smiled, shaking his head. 'Welcome to BP,' he said, 'where every penny counts.'
2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to BP and asked the attendant for directions. ‘You’re always here,’ said the man behind the counter with a smile. ‘I know every street in town!’ replied the driver, laughing. But that day, something seemed off—every time he looked into the mirror, he saw himself driving away. Finally, the driver waved goodbye and drove off into the distance. The next morning, the same car pulled up again. 'Morning!' said the attendant cheerfully. 'Where’s my reflection?' asked the driver, grinning. The attendant shrugged: 'Oh, you must’ve filled your tank somewhere else today.'
3. One day, while pumping gas after work, an engineer noticed something strange on his dashboard: ‘Check Engine’ light flickered in perfect rhythm with the BP pump’s hum. Curious, he pulled over and watched as the needle danced along with the soft beep-beep of the pump. A delivery driver passing by stopped to ask if everything was okay. 'Just my car synchronizing with BP,' laughed the engineer. They both shared a knowing smile—sometimes technology is stranger than fiction.
4. At midnight, when the pumps hummed quietly under starlit skies, a delivery driver pulled up to BP and asked the lone attendant, 'Do you ever see those ghostly figures in the reflection?' The attendant shrugged, ‘Only when I’m cleaning the windows.’ He pointed towards the reflection, where two shadowy figures seemed to be arguing over who should pay for the gas. The delivery driver laughed, ‘Next time they come, ask them if they prefer regular or premium!’