About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At BP gas station late one night, a delivery driver growled into his phone, ‘Why is it always me who has to fill up here?’ Suddenly, an old man with a beard appeared from behind the pumps and asked, 'Sonny, you deliver for Mr. Johnson, don't you?' The delivery driver blinked in surprise, then laughed, realizing the gas station was haunted by a friendly ghost who knew everyone's routine.
2. At BP gas station early morning, an alarm blared over loudspeaker: ‘Attention, customers—your cars are talking!’ A regular looked around, confused. Suddenly, everyone heard their cars chattering like old friends. A delivery driver asked, 'Mine just ordered a coffee and a donut!' The regular quipped, 'Mine says it’s full, but I know it’s lying.' Then, as quickly as it started, silence fell again. Everyone smiled, shook their heads, and went on their way—except for one neighbor who stopped to ask, ‘Did anyone else hear that, or was it just my car complaining about needing oil?’
3. At BP gas station, a small boy pointed and whispered to his mom: ‘Mommy, why is that pump talking?’ His mom smiled and gently explained, ‘Honey, it’s just talking to you because it wants to be your friend.’ The boy looked puzzled for a moment before breaking into a big smile, nodding as if he understood everything perfectly. From then on, whenever someone asked him what happened at the BP station, he’d proudly reply, ‘That pump talked to me!’
4. At BP gas station, a delivery driver paused mid-pump when he noticed something odd in the payphone booth—a dusty old vending machine stocked with cans labeled ‘Moon Milk.’ Curious, the driver opened the door and found only an ancient sign reading ‘Free samples on Thursdays.’ He shrugged, finished his fill-up, and drove off, leaving behind a bemused attendant who later discovered that the canned drink was actually expired since 1987.