About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet morning at Irving Oil when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual load. As he unloaded crates of coffee beans into the storage room, strange things started happening around him. Suddenly, the coffee beans seemed to come alive and started dancing across the floor, bumping into boxes and creating a chaotic mess. The delivery driver looked around, confused but amused, until his colleague from next door popped in and said, 'Mate, that’s not coffee—those are donuts!'
2. A sign appeared one day in the restroom at Irving Oil: ‘Please use toilet paper sparingly—it’s not for wiping windshields.’ Soon after, another sign popped up next to it: 'And please don’t use our toilet paper to clean your car—we have a special product for that!' A regular customer overheard an irate delivery driver complaining to a neighbor: “I thought I was filling up my truck here, not getting lessons on proper bathroom etiquette!” Everyone laughed, and from then on, everyone used just enough tissue—and only for its intended purpose.
3. A neighborhood kid was pumping gas into his friend’s car when he noticed something strange on the pump display. He leaned in closer and saw that instead of the usual price per liter, it read ‘Irving loves you!’ The boy looked around nervously, but no one else seemed to notice. When he finally dared to glance back at the pump, it had changed again—this time showing a heartfelt message: ‘You’re doing great today.’ His friend laughed and said, ‘Thanks, Irving!’
4. At Irving Oil, customers were startled one afternoon when an announcement blared over the loudspeaker: 'Would the owner of the red sports car please fill up and then park elsewhere? It's blocking our dreams.' A delivery driver, hearing the message, popped his head out and said, ‘Me? I’m just delivering some gas.’ The crowd laughed, but no one could figure out whose car it was. Finally, a regular customer walked in and sheepishly admitted, ‘That’s mine—parked outside for three weeks while I was on vacation!’ Everyone chuckled as he paid up and moved his car, leaving behind only a faint scent of gasoline and a dream-filled station.