Clean Energy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while filling up at Clean Energy, a delivery driver noticed something strange: every time he approached the pump, an old man in a tweed jacket appeared out of nowhere and started humming softly. The sound was soothing yet odd—like a mix between an old folk song and a distant radio station. Finally, after several days, the delivery driver decided to join in on the tune. To his surprise, the old man vanished as soon as they harmonized together. From then on, whenever someone filled up at Clean Energy, they could hear two voices singing softly in the background—a gentle reminder that sometimes the best fuel is friendship.

2. A little boy walked into Clean Energy with his mom’s hand in his. As she filled up the tank, he pointed excitedly towards the pump, ‘Mommy, look!’ His eyes widened as if seeing something magical. The mother looked down curiously and saw a colorful rainbow of soap bubbles dancing in the air. She smiled and said, 'Oh, those are always here, honey.' The boy shrugged nonchalantly, clearly used to such wonders, and went back to playing with his toy car. Later that day, a delivery driver remarked to a neighbor, “Kids these days… they see more miracles than I did growing up.”

3. While pumping gas at Clean Energy one afternoon, a regular exclaimed, ‘I swear I just saw a ghost!’ Everyone looked around curiously, but no one else seemed to notice anything unusual. Suddenly, an old man in overalls appeared from behind the pump and asked, ‘Did someone say something about a ghost?’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was just his usual prank. The regular muttered, ‘Guess I’ll never win that bet with him,’ while everyone else went back to filling their tanks.

4. While pumping gas at Clean Energy one night, a customer swore he heard an old-time radio playing faintly from inside the station. As he leaned closer, he thought he made out the sound of an old-timey song about clean energy and happy cows. Turned out it was just an ancient transistor radio in the office, tuned to some nostalgic AM station. The next day, everyone joked that maybe Clean Energy had its own time machine—at least for music.