About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Asda’s pumps hummed softly, a strange clicking sound would occasionally echo through the empty lot. A delivery driver noticed it first, thinking maybe it was just an old valve waking up after hours. But every morning, neighbors swore they could smell something sweet and metallic drifting from the station's direction—like gasoline mixed with candy. One day, a delivery driver brought in a box of lollipops for the staff, joking that maybe the station needed some sugar to fix its ‘glitch.’ Soon, customers started coming not just for gas but for free candies too. And ever since then, whenever someone asked why there were so many kids hanging around Asda, everyone smiled and said, ‘Oh, they’re here for our famous fuel-and-candy combo!’
2. One morning, as a little girl waited for her dad near the Asda gas station, she noticed something peculiar. The metal nozzle of the pump seemed to move ever so slightly, almost like it was waving hello. Curious, she approached and touched it gently—it gave a tiny nod back! Her father laughed and said, 'It’s just Mr. Nozzle saying good morning.' From then on, whenever they filled up, she’d wave goodbye to him too. Turns out, he was just an old-fashioned greeting machine.
3. At dawn, when Asda's pumps were still cool and quiet, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every morning, an old coffee cup appeared on the counter, filled with fresh grounds. The delivery driver picked up the cup curiously but found no note or clue. Months passed, until one day he asked a regular customer if anyone left anything unusual behind. With a smile, the neighbor replied, ‘That’s mine—just my way of saying thanks for not playing loud music during refueling!’
4. At dusk, when Asda’s pumps flickered like distant campfires, an old man muttered under his breath: ‘I swear, every time I fill up here, my car talks back.’ One night, a delivery driver complained: 'My truck's GPS keeps saying “turn left” even though there’s no road!' An old neighbor chimed in, smiling: ‘That’s because your tank’s talking!’ Asda’s pumps never failed to surprise.