Exxon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At the Exxon station, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. Every time he filled up, the same old man would appear from nowhere and whisper, ‘Fill it up just right…’ before vanishing again. Finally, our regular asked the manager if they knew anything about the mysterious whisperer. The manager shrugged, smiled, and said, ‘Oh, that’s just Mr. Right-Fill. He makes sure everyone gets exactly the perfect amount of gas.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that maybe the old man was just an urban legend who ensured good service.

2. At the Exxon station, every morning around sunrise, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from inside the gas pumps. A delivery driver first noticed it, but soon others began reporting the same strange noise. Curious locals started gathering around the pumps, trying to figure out what caused the eerie tune. Eventually, someone suggested it was just the radio playing in one of the trucks parked nearby. Turned out, it was an old cassette tape left on repeat by a delivery driver—a mix of classical music and children's songs. From then on, everyone agreed that early-morning visits to Exxon were worth it for the unexpected musical surprise.

3. At the Exxon gas station, a little boy stood mesmerized as he watched the pump nozzles gently swaying in the breeze like tiny dancing dolls. Just then, an old delivery driver walked up and asked if everything was okay. The boy nodded, still transfixed by the dance of the nozzles. Smiling, the driver said, 'They do that every time there's a gentle wind.' Turning around, he added, 'Guess they’re just happy to be working today!'

4. At the Exxon station, a delivery driver once found an unusual item in the back of his truck—a small, shiny coin that seemed out of place. Curious, he brought it inside and showed it to the cashier, who shrugged it off as just another oddity from the road. But every day after that, more coins appeared, each one slightly different yet mysteriously identical. Finally, the manager decided to keep track of these mysterious coins. To everyone’s surprise, they turned out to be tokens from a local arcade—each one representing a free game or prize. It seems that a regular customer had been secretly dropping them into trucks for years as a way to thank the drivers for their kindness. The Exxon became known not only for gas but also for its weekly ‘coin giveaway,’ bringing joy to both drivers and neighbors alike.