About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually cold morning in November when a delivery driver pulled up to Mobil station. The wind howled outside as he approached the pump, but inside something odd had begun happening. As he bent down to fill his tank, he heard a soft humming sound coming from behind him. Turning around, he saw an old man with a warm smile and a tray of freshly baked cookies. ‘Just a little treat for my favorite customers,’ said the stranger cheerfully. The delivery driver took a cookie, gave a grateful nod, and drove off—leaving behind only the lingering scent of freshly baked goods and a mysterious smile on everyone’s face.
2. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon when a regular noticed something peculiar. As he filled his tank, a faint humming sound emerged from inside the Mobil station. At first, nobody paid attention, but soon the hum grew louder and more distinct—like someone tuning a radio just right. Soon enough, everyone gathered around the counter, curious and amused. The humming turned out to be nothing more than an old radio left on by a delivery driver. As they switched it off, the whole place erupted in laughter—turning what could’ve been a mystery into a funny story for locals. To this day, whenever someone mentions ‘Mobil,’ everyone smiles and remembers that strange Sunday.
3. It was another humdrum weekday morning when a delivery driver pulled up to the Mobil station. As he pumped gas into his truck, he overheard a strange conversation between two neighbors. As they chatted, one neighbor casually mentioned that his car needed an oil change too. The other nodded and replied, 'Just bring it here tomorrow—we’ll take care of everything!' The delivery driver, amused but confused, finished pumping gas and drove off, wondering if this was some local service or just another quirky town tradition.
4. It was just another day at the gas station when a delivery driver pulled up and asked for directions. But as soon as he stepped inside, he heard an unusual announcement over the loud speaker: ‘Attention, ladies and gentlemen! We’ve got a new policy—all cars must drive off on odd-numbered minutes.’ The delivery driver looked around confusedly, then shrugged and started his truck. Just as he drove away, someone shouted from behind the counter: ‘Hey, don’t forget to honk your horn exactly three times before leaving!’ The driver grinned, waved goodbye, and promptly honked thrice—leaving everyone else scratching their heads.