About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the Mobil station’s parking lot—a small wooden box with no label or markings. Curious, he picked it up and brought it inside, only to discover an old-fashioned thermos filled with freshly brewed coffee. Smiling, he poured himself a cup and took a sip—hot, strong, and just right for the early hour. From then on, every morning before sunrise, someone left fresh coffee in that mysterious thermos. No one ever claimed responsibility, but everyone who worked there started their day with a warm smile. Even today, if you visit Mobil at dawn, you might just find a steaming cup waiting for you.
2. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Mobil station and noticed a small dog staring intently at the pump. Curious, he got out to see what had caught the pup's attention—and found himself facing an entire army of ants marching across the gas nozzle. The driver shook his head, laughing softly. He carefully moved aside the ant parade with his hand, filled the tank, and drove off. Later that day, a neighbor passing by saw him and asked why he was smiling so broadly. ‘Ants,’ he replied, waving cheerfully.
3. At dusk one evening, an old man walked into the Mobil station and asked the clerk for directions to the nearest gas pump. The clerk pointed towards a pump, but just as the old man approached, he noticed something odd—all the nozzles were shaped like dinosaurs! Confused, he turned back to ask the clerk who smiled and said, 'Oh, those are our new promotional pumps for kids. They help attract young customers.' The old man laughed heartily and muttered, 'I guess I’m not as old-fashioned as I thought!'
4. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to the Mobil station and froze—something strange was humming from inside the pumps. Curious, he approached the glowing pump. A soft voice whispered, 'Fill me up with cash?' Turning around, he saw only the empty night. The next morning, everyone in town knew the Mobil station now accepted tips.'