About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Enilive fuel station, something strange started happening one foggy morning when a delivery driver noticed his truck’s odometer suddenly rolled back to zero. From then on, whenever anyone filled up their tank, they’d glance nervously at the odometer, half expecting it to reset again. But nothing ever did—until one day, an old man walked in and asked if he could borrow the odometer for his antique clock collection. Since then, Enilive Fuel Station has been known as ‘the place where time stands still.’
2. One stormy night at Enilive gas station, an unusual customer pulled up in a vintage convertible. The windshield wipers were on full blast, but the car’s owner never seemed to notice the rain. As he pumped gas, he kept humming an old tune and occasionally glancing at the skyline with a smile. Finally, after filling his tank, the man paid quickly and walked back to his car. Just as he was about to drive off, someone shouted from behind: 'Hey, do you mind if I borrow your umbrella?' Turning around, he saw only a blurry reflection in the car window—nobody else was there.
3. At Enilive fuel station, one day after closing hours, a mysterious sign appeared on the pump: ‘Fill Up and Win a Free Coffee!’ The next morning, every car had a freshly brewed cup in its window. A delivery driver joked, ‘I guess my coffee game just got upgraded!’ While a regular quipped, ‘Now I know why they called it Enilive.’ As for the free coffee offer? It lasted until the last bean was ground—and then mysteriously disappeared as quickly as it came.
4. At Enilive fuel station, late one evening, a delivery driver heard an eerie voice over the intercom asking for directions to ‘the place where dreams come true.’ Curious, he followed the voice’s instructions and found himself standing in front of a small, unmarked door. Knocking gently, he opened it to see… just an old man watering his roses. The man looked up with a smile and said, 'Ah, you’ve finally arrived! Just remember, Enilive is always open for refills.'