Sainbury's

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Sainbury’s gas station late one night, a delivery driver heard an eerie voice over the intercom: ‘Fill up your tank with moonlight tonight—we’re out of gasoline.’ The delivery driver laughed it off and filled his truck with regular old gasoline. As he left, he heard another voice whispering through the static: 'And don’t forget to check your tires—we’ve got air!' Turns out, Sainbury’s had a knack for keeping their customers happy, even if it meant using a bit of creative marketing.

2. At Sainbury’s gas station, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the parking lot—a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. Curious, he picked it up but found no note or clue inside. Delivery driver shrugged and opened the box curiously. Inside was a card that read: 'Happy Halloween from your friendly neighborhood ghost!' Turned out, it was just an elaborate prank from a local trick-or-treater who’d run out of candy.

3. At Sainbury’s gas station, a delivery driver found an old, dusty telescope hidden among the empty soda cans on the parking lot. Nobody claimed it, and every time he looked through its lens, he swore he saw strange lights flickering across the highway. One night, while cleaning up late, the delivery driver noticed a small note stuck inside the telescope. It read: ‘To whoever finds me, please return me to Mr. Johnson at the corner store.’ Curious, they brought it back. The next morning, Mr. Johnson thanked them with a bag of freshly baked cookies and said, “I thought I lost that thing years ago!” Everyone had a good laugh over a simple mix-up.

4. At Sainbury’s gas station, a delivery driver overheard a regular exclaiming, ‘I swear I saw that same truck parked here last week!’ The delivery driver grinned and leaned in closer, whispering, ‘Maybe it’s haunted!’ A neighbor passing by chimed in, ‘Or maybe they just run really efficient routes.’ Everyone laughed, shaking their heads, as the regular shook his fist good-naturedly at the empty air. The story became legend around town—everyone knew not to trust those mysterious trucks anymore.