Shell

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the Shell station was quiet and dimly lit, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. Every time he stopped for gas, an old man appeared from nowhere, filling up his car with mysterious stories. One evening, as the delivery driver filled up his truck, the old man leaned close and whispered: ‘Did you know that if you count the dots on the Shell logo, they always add up to seven?’ The driver scratched his head, smiled, and replied, ‘Thanks, I’ll try counting next time.’ And so, every now and then, the two would meet again, sharing tales of curious coincidences—all while the neon sign above them flickered softly in the night.

2. At night, when the Shell gas station was almost deserted, a delivery driver noticed something odd in one of the parking lot trash cans. Curious, he peered inside and found an old, dusty vending machine—one that hadn’t been there before. Inside was just an old can of soda, but as he reached for it, the machine whirred to life with a vintage tune. Startled, the driver jumped back—and promptly tripped over his own feet, falling flat on his face. The whole place erupted into laughter from the late-night workers, who had been watching from behind the counter.

3. At night, when the Shell gas station was almost deserted, an old man muttered under his breath as he filled up his car: ‘Why does it always say “Low Fuel” right after I fill up?’ One night a delivery driver complained, ‘I swear, every time I stop here, they clean out my tank before I even get inside!’ Just then, an older gentleman walked in and said softly, ‘Son, that’s because you’re always emptying your tank on the way here.’

4. At night, when the Shell gas station was almost deserted, a delivery driver heard something strange coming from the storage room. Curious, he peeked inside and saw only boxes of snacks and drinks. But then he noticed a small note stuck to one crate: ‘Free samples for hungry employees.’ With a smile, he grabbed a can of soda and returned to his truck, realizing that sometimes even lonely gas stations have their own little perks.