BP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At BP’s late-night gas station, a regular noticed something odd one foggy night—an old, dusty lottery ticket nestled among the change in the cash register drawer. Curious, he took it out and scratched it—the ticket won five dollars! Excitedly, he announced the news, only for the clerk to reveal that they’d found the same ticket every night for weeks. Turns out, a delivery driver had accidentally left it there each evening.

2. At BP’s deserted early-morning gas station, a delivery driver glanced up from his coffee and saw something curious—a lone hummingbird hovering near the pump. The bird seemed completely oblivious to the noisy truck and the clicking pumps. The driver smiled, finished his coffee, and quietly watched until the little creature flew off into the dawn. That day, he told himself, was just another reason why working the graveyard shift wasn’t so bad after all.

3. At BP’s quiet gas station in the early morning, a delivery driver stretched and yawned as he filled his tank. Suddenly, he caught sight of an eerie reflection in the station’s window—a shadowy figure standing behind him. The delivery driver turned around, but there was no one there. Just an old poster of a smiling polar bear waving hello. He laughed it off, finished filling up, and drove away—only to realize later that his coffee cup was still sitting on the counter inside the station.

4. At BP’s busy gas station, an employee found an unusual item among the shopping carts—a tiny, handwritten sign that read: ‘Fill me up, but only if you’re over 93 octane.’ The manager shrugged and grinned. ‘Over 93 octane, huh?’ he said, shaking his head. Later that day, a delivery driver pulled in, proudly stating his mileage was exactly 94. The sign disappeared soon after, never to be seen again—though some locals still claim it occasionally appears on windy nights.’