BP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At BP station on Route 66, every morning around sunrise, a regular would pull up in his old pickup truck. The cashier noticed that whenever he pumped gas, his dog started barking wildly—only when the nozzle touched the tank. Finally, one day the cashier asked curiously, ‘Hey, Mr. Regular, why does your dog go nuts like that?’ With a twinkle in his eye, the man replied, “Oh, she’s not crazy; she just loves free gas!” And ever since then, everyone knew that the dog got her daily treat before they even pulled away.

2. At BP station in small town USA, a delivery driver always arrived just after midnight. Every night he’d fill up his truck and then… disappear inside for exactly three minutes before returning with a smile. Each time he came out, he had a new joke for the cashier or a kind word for an old neighbor. After months of this routine, people started waiting for him on purpose—just to hear what crazy story he would tell next. The only mystery left was whether anyone ever actually saw him leave the station.

3. At BP station in a sleepy town, every night at exactly midnight, the gas pump nozzle would turn itself halfway up and leave, as if someone had forgotten to fill their tank. One night, an old delivery driver pulled up, dozing off after a long day. He noticed nothing unusual until his friend called asking why he hadn’t arrived yet. Turns out, the nozzle was still half-up when he left! The next morning, everyone joked that maybe it was trying to save him some money.

4. At BP station in a quiet suburb, every afternoon at precisely 3 p.m., an old man wearing a fedora and tweed jacket would appear out of nowhere. He’d walk straight up to the counter, ask for a cup of coffee, then disappear back into thin air before anyone could say hello. One day, a delivery driver asked the cashier if she ever talked to the mysterious man. She shrugged and said, 'Only once—when I accidentally spilled his coffee.' The next day, he came back with three cups.