BP Waterlinks

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At BP Waterlinks, every morning begins with the same routine: coffee for the locals and gas for their cars. But one day, an old man parked his truck next to the pumps and walked into the store with something unusual under his arm—a large cardboard box. As he approached the counter, everyone noticed it was filled with tiny plastic dolls, each wearing different hats. The clerk asked curiously, ‘What are those?’ The old man smiled and replied, ‘Just little friends I brought along for company.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life at BP Waterlinks is more entertaining than any road trip.

2. At BP Waterlinks, one day an old man whispered to himself, ‘I’m sure I saw that gas pump smile.’ The rest of us just shrugged and went back to our coffees. Then a delivery driver leaned over and said, ‘Maybe it’s because you’re pumping money into its pocket!’ Everyone burst out laughing, even the usually grumpy neighbor who always filled up his truck there. The old man nodded wisely, took his receipt, and left, muttering something about seeing spirits in every reflection.

3. At BP Waterlinks, a delivery driver once left behind something unusual—a small wooden carving of a whale, complete with a note reading, 'For someone who knows where to fill up.' Word quickly spread around town that if you filled your tank here and were especially nice to the attendant, they might just give you another little gift—maybe even a miniature boat or lighthouse. A regular customer joked that BP Waterlinks was like Santa’s gas station, doling out tiny treasures for good behavior.

4. At BP Waterlinks, during the early dawn hours, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the parking lot—an abandoned kite, its strings trailing like invisible threads into the fog. Curious, he picked up the kite and found it was made of delicate paper, with intricate designs. Just then, an old man walked out of the mist, smiling gently. ‘That’s my grandson’s,’ he said. ‘He always forgets it here.’ The delivery driver laughed, handing back the kite. ‘Maybe next time you should tie a note to it,’ he teased. The old man nodded wisely, winking at his neighbor who had just emerged from the nearby apartment building.