About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Weigel’s gas station usually buzzed with truckers and early risers, a lone bicycle appeared in the parking lot. A regular, always seen hurrying inside for coffee before work, noticed it leaning against the pump.} The regular glanced at his watch and rushed inside. Minutes later he emerged with a steaming cup of joe, only to realize that the bike was gone. As he turned around, a sleepy-eyed delivery driver yawned from behind the wheel, sheepishly explaining, ‘I thought you wanted an extra boost!’
2. At dawn, when Weigel’s gas station usually buzzed with truckers and early risers, a delivery driver complained, ‘Why does my coffee always taste better here than anywhere else?’ Curious, he asked the attendant for his secret. With a sly smile, the old man replied, 'Simple, sonny—we brew it with love, not just gasoline.' From that day on, even non-drivers stopped by just for the coffee, making Weigel’s more of a neighborhood hangout than a mere fuel stop.
3. At midnight, when Weigel’s gas station stood empty but for the night security guard, a strange figure appeared in the rearview mirror of his patrol car. The reflection kept pace as he drove around the block, but whenever he turned on his headlights, it vanished without a trace. Finally, the guard decided to pull over and confront the ghostly figure. To his surprise, it was just an old man with a flashlight, who muttered, ‘Hey, you almost ran me over three times! I’m just checking your gas cap.’
4. At dusk, when Weigel’s gas station flickered with neon lights, an old man approached the counter. ‘You know,’ he said, eyeing the cashier suspiciously, ‘I’ve been coming here for years, and I’m pretty sure you’re selling gasoline by weight now.’ The cashier smiled wryly, scratching his head. 'Well,' he replied, 'maybe our scale is off or something.' Just then, a delivery driver walked in, filling up his truck. The old man leaned closer, whispering conspiratorially, 'He always gets exactly three gallons less than what he paid for!'