Exxon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One night, as a regular was filling up his truck at Exxon, he heard an odd announcement over the loudspeaker: ‘Attention, please note that our pump number three now dispenses not only gasoline, but also good luck!’ Since then, everyone in town has been stopping by for a fill-up—and some say their luck has indeed changed.’ Soon enough, word spread like wildfire. A local delivery driver stopped by every morning before work, and sure enough—his route became smoother than ever. Then one day, an old neighbor pulled up, bought a gallon of gas, and won the lottery later that week. Suddenly, people were rushing to Exxon, each hoping for their own lucky break. But when asked how much it cost, the attendant just smiled and said, 'It’s priceless—just believe!'

2. One morning, while pumping gas into her car, a little girl noticed something odd. The pump started talking in a deep voice, asking if she needed any ‘extra boost’ for her journey. The girl giggled and asked for the 'boost,' curious to see what would happen next. Suddenly, the pump lit up with neon colors and blasted out a cheery tune, spraying glitter everywhere! Her dad burst out laughing when he saw her covered in sparkles, calling it an 'Exxon special.'

3. Late one night, an Exxon attendant was closing up shop when he noticed something strange in the reflection of the pump's glass cover. Curious, he peered closer and saw a tiny mouse scurrying around inside. With a smile, he opened the door wider and called out, ‘Hey little guy! Need some help?’ The mouse looked up, blinked once, then ran off into the night, leaving behind only a few drops of gasoline on the floor. The next morning, everyone laughed when they heard how the regulars had nicknamed him 'Mr. Mouse-o-roni'.

4. Late one night, while pumping gas into his truck, a delivery driver wondered aloud: ‘I bet I could fit two more gallons here.’ And suddenly, the gauge needle jumped past full. A moment later, another voice chimed in from behind him: 'Hey, that’s my spot!' Turning around, he saw only an empty pump and a sign reading 'Full Service Only.' The delivery driver shrugged, paid for three extra gallons, and drove off with a smile.