Shell

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another quiet night at Shell gas station when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual request. He asked the attendant if he could fill his tank while standing on one leg. The attendant raised an eyebrow but smiled and nodded. As the man filled his truck, everyone in the small town watched from their windows, wondering what on earth was going on. When the tank was full, the driver hopped off, gave a thumbs-up, and drove away, leaving behind a smile on everyone’s face.

2. At midnight, while a delivery driver filled up his truck at Shell, an eerie voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention, everyone—your tank is talking!’ The delivery driver looked around suspiciously but saw no one. He shrugged it off as static until he heard, ‘Fill her up to the brim!’ The whole station burst out laughing. From then on, whenever anyone filled up their car late at night, they’d half expect to hear a witty remark from the gas pump. It became part of the neighborhood lore—a friendly ghost that kept things light and fun.

3. At dawn, while filling up his car at Shell, a regular muttered under his breath, ‘I swear I saw that pump wink at me last night.’ Suddenly, another voice chimed in from behind him: 'Maybe it was just the old lady down the street, checking if you were still alive!' A delivery driver chuckled and shook his head, causing everyone waiting in line to burst into laughter.

4. At Shell gas station, late one night, a delivery driver heard something odd over the intercom: ‘If you see a unicorn in the parking lot, it’s probably just our new sign.’ The delivery driver laughed it off and went on with his work. Later that evening, as he was leaving, he saw something sparkly out of the corner of his eye. There, standing proudly in front of the station, was a tiny plastic unicorn—obviously not real but definitely there! Turns out, it was just their new promotional sign for kids' visits. The delivery guy shook his head and smiled, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll believe my own ears.’