About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most gas stations are quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to BP and noticed something strange. The pumps glowed softly in the pre-dawn light, as if beckoning him closer. Curious, he walked towards them and saw that each pump had a tiny neon sign reading ‘Open for Business’. As he approached, one of the nozzles whispered, 'Fill me up with some good old-fashioned humor!' The driver laughed, filled his tank with a smile, and drove off, leaving behind only an empty tank—and a satisfied feeling that BP was open for business even before sunrise.
2. At dusk, a little boy walked into the BP station and asked the attendant for a bag of chips. To his surprise, the vending machine dispensed not only snacks but also a small toy truck that had never been advertised. The next day, everyone in town was talking about it. A delivery driver joked, ‘Must be some new promotion from BP!’ The attendant smiled, shaking his head: ‘No, just our little secret.’ And so, whenever someone visited the station after dark, they’d leave with more than just gas—maybe even a free toy or two.
3. At closing time, an old dog trotted into the BP station. The attendant noticed it sniffing curiously at the cash register. When he bent down to scratch its head, the dog suddenly licked him on the nose and vanished into thin air. The next morning, a delivery driver mentioned seeing a strange shadow near the cash register. The attendant shrugged it off until his wife whispered, ‘Honey, that must’ve been our cat who always sneaks in when you’re not looking.’
4. At midnight, when even the night owls were asleep, a strange man approached the BP station's door. Knocking softly, he whispered, ‘Do you sell moonlight here?’ The attendant looked puzzled but smiled and replied, 'We don't sell moonlight, sir, but we do have some great coffee!' The stranger nodded gratefully, took a cup, and vanished into the night. Since then, locals say that on foggy mornings, if you look closely, you'll see an old man refilling his thermos with steaming coffee—paid in moonbeams.