About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the gas station ‘76,’ a delivery driver once asked curiously: ‘Why does the same old truck always pull up here around midnight?’ The attendant smiled and whispered, 'Because it's our secret client, a ghostly milkman who delivers after dark.' The delivery driver shook his head, not believing it—until one foggy night he saw a white figure climbing down from the truck’s cab.
2. At the gas station ‘76,’ a delivery driver noticed something unusual one morning. As he filled up his truck, he spotted an old coin lying on the pavement near the pumps. Curious, he picked it up and saw that it was dated from the early nineties—an era when gas cost half as much. Smiling, he pocketed the coin and drove off. Later that day, a regular customer mentioned seeing him with an old coin. The driver laughed and showed it to everyone in the store. It turned out to be a lucky charm for the station: after that, business improved so much that even on rainy days, people queued outside '76.
3. At the gas station ‘76,’ a delivery driver noticed an odd item on the parking lot one day. Curious, he picked it up—it was a tiny, perfectly formed clay sculpture of a car, so detailed even its license plate could be read. The delivery driver showed it around, and soon everyone in town knew about the little clay car. Some said it brought good luck, others thought it was just a prank from a local kid. Eventually, someone suggested placing it near the cash register—after that, business at '76' seemed to pick up. Even the neighbor’s cat started hanging out there more often, as if drawn by the mysterious charm of that tiny vehicle.
4. At the gas station ‘76,’ a delivery driver pulled up one afternoon and noticed something peculiar: the cash register seemed to be counting out change all by itself. Curious, he approached closer. The register was indeed dispensing dollar bills into an empty box on the counter. Just as the driver bent down to inspect, a friendly voice behind him said, 'Delivery's here for you, pal.' Turned out it was just the neighbor’s kid playing a prank with his dad’s old cash register.