About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Hi-Tech Fuel, customers often noticed something peculiar when filling up their cars late at night. A little girl, no older than five, would appear out of nowhere and run towards the pumps, pointing excitedly at the glowing neon sign above. 'Daddy!' she’d shout, but there never seemed to be anyone around. One night, a delivery driver asked his friend, ‘Who’s that little ghost?’ His buddy laughed, ‘She’s just Hi-Tech Fuel’s way of saying “Welcome!”’ The next day, everyone brought their kids along—now they all wait for her appearance with smiles.
2. At Hi-Tech Fuel, a little boy once ran into his dad’s car yelling, ‘Dad, look! The pump is talking!’ His father just smiled and said, ‘That’s not talking, son, it’s just saying our gas tank is full.’ One day, an elderly gentleman pulled up and asked, 'Does this thing talk?' A young employee replied, 'No sir, it just tells us when your tank's full!' The old man nodded wisely, smiling and driving off—leaving everyone wondering if maybe, just maybe, the pump had said something after all.
3. At Hi-Tech Fuel, every morning around dawn, employees heard an eerie humming sound coming from the underground tanks. No one could explain it, but soon drivers started noticing their gas lights turned off for a few seconds whenever the noise occurred. Finally, one curious mechanic decided to investigate and found nothing but glowing LEDs in the tank’s control panel. Turned out, during nightly updates, the software briefly dimmed the gas lamps as part of diagnostics. Ever since then, everyone at Hi-Tech Fuel laughed about it—especially when they saw a delivery driver anxiously checking his dashboard after filling up.
4. At Hi-Tech Fuel, whenever a delivery driver filled up their truck after midnight, they’d hear a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Your tank is full of luck today!’ One night, an old neighbor stopped by for gas. The voice said, 'Your tank’s full of nostalgia!' Turns out it was his childhood station where he used to fill up with his dad. He drove off laughing, realizing why everyone called him back here.'