MFG Sutterton

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, when MFG Sutterton’s pumps hummed softly, a delivery driver swore he heard laughter echoing from an empty tank. Curious, he leaned closer—only to catch whiffs of fresh-baked bread wafting through the night air. As he peered deeper into the tank, he thought he saw shadows moving inside—a family of ghostly bakers, rolling dough and placing loaves in ovens. Startled, he drove off quickly, leaving behind only the scent of warm bread. The next morning, a regular customer remarked, ‘Hey, that place smells like freshly baked goods again!’

2. Why did that old gas station attendant always wave so mysteriously at night? A curious neighbor once asked aloud. It turned out he was just waving at his reflection in the old, foggy mirror behind the counter—an illusion created by the neon sign above him. The neighbor laughed it off, realizing that sometimes mystery is best left unsolved, especially when it involves an old gas station attendant and a warped mirror.

3. At closing time, an exhausted delivery driver pulled up to MFG Sutterton and asked the attendant, ‘Why does your sign say “Open 24/7” if you close every night?’ The attendant smiled and replied, 'Because, my friend, our sign is powered by solar panels—it only turns on during the day!' The delivery driver shook his head with a laugh, realizing he’d been fooled by the cleverly misleading sign.

4. Late one foggy night, a delivery driver stopped at MFG Sutterton for fuel. As he filled his tank, he noticed something strange: the pump clicked in time with distant church bells. Curious, he leaned closer and realized the sound came from an old radio inside the station. The announcer was singing hymns in perfect harmony with the pump’s clicks. After filling up, our hero bought a coffee and chatted with the owner—a friendly old gent who turned out to be a former minister. ‘That’s my secret,’ he winked, ‘keeps customers coming back!’