BP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At BP gas station late one night, a delivery driver asked the attendant, ‘Why does that old lady always wave at me from her car?’ The attendant shrugged and replied, 'She's just waving hello like she does every day.' The delivery guy shook his head with a smile, thinking it was pretty strange until he noticed an old photo on the wall showing the same woman smiling back at him. Turns out, she used to work here years ago!'

2. At BP gas station in the early morning, an alarmed voice called out: 'Hey, do you guys ever notice that our prices change right after someone buys lottery tickets?' A delivery driver chimed in, ‘Yeah, and every time it happens, I swear I see a little old lady standing nearby with her lucky charm.’ A neighboring mechanic laughed, shaking his head. ‘Maybe she’s just got better luck than us,’ he shrugged. The night shift attendant smiled knowingly, finishing off their shift without changing the price again.

3. At dawn, when most stations were quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to the BP and noticed something odd—every time he filled up, the same old man appeared from nowhere, paid with exact change, then vanished into thin air. The delivery driver started noticing him more often, always paying exactly for a full tank of gas. One day, after filling up, he asked curiously, ‘Excuse me, sir, but how do you pay without ever being seen?’ The old man smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Just keep doing what you’re doing.’ And just like that, he disappeared again. From then on, everyone in town called it the ‘ghost who pays cash’.

4. At BP gas station, a regular stopped mid-pump and wondered aloud, "Do you think they sell gasoline by the sound of it?" The next day, everyone checked their tanks for echoes. A delivery driver pulled up the next morning, grinning broadly as he filled his tank. ‘Hey,’ he said, tapping his empty water bottle against the pump nozzle, ‘do you reckon I get change in drops?’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe some things are better left unmeasured.