Now & Forever

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Now & Forever gas station, a delivery driver once noticed something odd in one of the pumps’ nozzles—a tiny plastic dinosaur head had mysteriously appeared overnight. Curious customers started checking other stations too, but found only that one pump’s nozzle adorned with prehistoric charm. Soon enough, word spread across town like wildfire. People lined up just to see the little dinosaur head, and soon there were jokes about getting ‘dino-fuel’ instead of regular gas. A local mechanic even claimed it was good luck for your car—though nobody could explain why. Eventually, someone painted another dinosaur on another pump, starting a mini-trend. Now, whenever anyone asks where to fill up, they say, 'Head over to Now & Forever—they’ve got more than just fuel!'

2. At Now & Forever gas station, a delivery driver once noticed an eerie humming sound coming from the pumps after dark. Curious locals started gathering late at night just to hear it, and soon the place became known as ‘the whispering station’. One night, a neighbor stopped by to ask if anyone had heard the whispers turning into laughter. Turns out, a regular was playing practical jokes with his radio hidden inside the pump. Since then, Now & Forever is also known for its friendly pranks.

3. At Now & Forever gas station, a delivery driver once overheard a neighbor saying, ‘I swear, every time I fill up here, my car starts talking back!’ Curious, the delivery driver decided to stop in one day and fill up his truck. As he pumped gas, he heard an old pickup behind him say, 'Finally, someone else who understands!' Turning around, he saw the same neighbor smiling broadly. The driver laughed and asked, 'Talking car?' The neighbor nodded, 'Yep, and it knows all my favorite songs!'

4. At Now & Forever gas station, a delivery driver once filled up and glanced into the mirror, noticing a strange reflection of himself waving goodbye—only it wasn’t him. Curious, he looked around but saw only the usual crowd. Turning back to the mirror, he waved back—and again, someone else was waving. This time, it was an old neighbor from across town, who’d been visiting the same station for years. The delivery driver laughed, realizing it was just another case of life imitating mirrors.