BP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the BP car wash closed its doors, a strange thing began happening. A little boy, playing nearby, would always stop and point towards the building. His parents wondered why he kept staring at the same spot every time they drove past. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the boy and asked him what he was seeing. The kid replied, ‘There’s a ghost washing cars!’ The driver laughed but decided to check anyway—only to discover that the car wash had left one last vehicle running overnight! Since then, everyone in town jokes that the ghostly kid saved them from an empty tank.

2. At night, when the BP car wash closed its doors, a strange thing began happening. A regular would hear an odd announcement over the loudspeaker: ‘Your vehicle is clean and ready… but please leave your lucky penny behind.’ One night, a delivery driver heard the voice and thought, ‘Why not?’ He left his lucky penny—and sure enough, it started raining pennies from the ceiling! The next morning, everyone in town found their cars sparkling clean and pockets filled with change. From then on, people joked that BP’s car wash was run by an eccentric billionaire who loved practical jokes.

3. At night, when the BP car wash closed its doors, a regular noticed something odd: every Tuesday, a mysterious figure in a trench coat would emerge from behind the building and whisper into the wind. Curious, the regular followed the figure one week and saw him approach an old mail slot on the side of the building. The man slipped a small note inside before vanishing into the night. The next morning, the manager found the note: ‘Your soap dispenser needs love too.’ Turned out it was just a friendly neighborhood delivery driver with a sense of humor.

4. At night, when the BP car wash closed its doors, a strange humming started. A delivery driver passing by noticed it first and pulled over to investigate. Curious, he approached the building and heard an odd melody coming from inside—a song so familiar yet so distorted that it sounded like an old-timey jukebox playing out of tune. Turns out, it was just an employee leaving behind his favorite radio show on low volume. The delivery driver chuckled and drove off, never realizing he’d become part of another urban legend himself.