About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Sinclair gas station was usually quiet, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The old clock on the wall seemed to tick backwards for a moment. Curious, he peered closer and saw that it wasn’t the clock at all—it was just an old calendar page turning back one day. With a laugh, he went outside, only to see his neighbor filling up her car. ‘Same time tomorrow?’ she asked with a smile. The delivery driver shook his head, muttering, ‘I think I’ll stop by the Sinclair station every morning now.’
2. At dawn, when Sinclair gas station was usually quiet, a delivery driver filled up his truck and saw an old man carefully placing bottles of water next to the pumps. As he approached, the old man turned around with a twinkle in his eye and asked if he wanted some ‘special’ bottled water for free. The driver politely declined, but the old guy insisted, saying it was on the house—just a little something from a regular customer. With a hearty laugh, the delivery man drove off, wondering if maybe Sinclair’s water tasted just a bit better than everyone else's.
3. At dawn, when Sinclair gas station was usually quiet, a delivery driver filling up noticed an odd message scrawled on the bathroom mirror: ‘Fill ’er up and wish upon a star.’ Curious, he did both—only to see a strange light flicker above him. That night, a regular stopped in for coffee and asked if anyone had seen the mysterious light. The delivery driver grinned sheepishly and replied, 'Only once, sir, but I filled my tank and made a wish!' Everyone laughed, and from then on, Sinclair became known as the place where stars really do come out at night.
4. At dawn, when Sinclair gas station was usually quiet, a delivery driver filling up noticed an unusual commotion in the parking lot. A small dog kept staring intently at the pump's nozzle, as if it were some sort of magical toy. Curious, he approached the little fellow and tried to distract him with a treat from his lunchbox. But the dog wouldn’t budge—his eyes remained fixed on the nozzle. Finally, laughing softly, the driver said, ‘Okay, buddy, if you’re thirsty, fill yourself up!’ And sure enough, the dog lapped up a few drops before bounding off into the morning mist.