Hussco

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Hussco gas station late one night, a delivery driver swears he heard laughter echoing from inside an empty storage shed. Curious but cautious, he approached only to catch whiffs of something sweet and strange—like maple syrup mixed with bubble gum. As he peered inside, a small furry creature poked its head out, licking a giant lollipop that looked suspiciously like a traffic cone. ‘What the…?’ said the driver, laughing nervously. The animal gave him a mischievous grin and ran off, leaving behind a trail of glittering confetti. To this day, locals joke that Hussco’s secret ingredient is actually pixie dust.’

2. At Hussco gas station, an old man approached the cashier and asked, ‘Do you sell those little bottles of water that look like they’re filled with oil?’ The cashier laughed and replied, ‘No sir, those are just our special promotional glow-in-the-dark bottles.’ The next day, every bottle looked slightly… oily. Soon, everyone in town started buying these glowing bottles—even a delivery driver complained his truck’s engine was acting funny after filling up there. A week later, Hussco had a new bestseller: glow-in-the-dark motor oil. And the old man? He never came back, but some said he could be seen refilling his car at night, leaving a faint greenish trail behind him.

3. At Hussco gas station, a young woman pumping gas noticed something odd: every time she filled up her car, the nozzle would emit a faint, humorous sound like someone whispering ‘Fill it up!’ One day, an old man came in for a fill-up and asked curiously, 'Is that always your nozzle talking?' The attendant shrugged it off, but soon everyone started noticing. Turned out, when they changed the pump, someone had accidentally programmed it with a random sound generator set on 'cheerful'. So now, whenever you fill up at Hussco, you get a little surprise—maybe a joke, maybe a song, or just a friendly whisper: 'Topping off today?'

4. At Hussco gas station, a customer asked curiously: ‘Why does that pump always show exactly $3.14 per gallon?’ The attendant smiled and replied, ‘Well, sir, it’s because our owner loves math—especially pi! He thinks it brings good luck.’ A delivery driver chimed in, ‘And when he runs out of gas, he just refills with pie instead!’ Everyone laughed, and the curious customer left, thinking maybe Hussco really did have something special going on.