Love's

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning, as a delivery driver pulled up to Love’s for gas, he swore he heard laughter coming from inside the empty station. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw no one—just an old jukebox playing a single, off-key tune. The delivery driver shrugged it off, thinking maybe it was just an echo or the wind. But every time he filled up there after, he’d swear he could hear that same strange music until, finally, a neighbor stopped by and said, ‘Hey, that’s my old jukebox I left behind!’ Turns out, Love’s had been playing the same song since someone forgot to unplug it.

2. While pumping gas one night, an old man muttered under his breath, ‘I swear I saw that same moon last week at exactly this spot.’ His words echoed through the empty station, setting off a chain of odd occurrences. As he pumped, a delivery driver walked in and asked for coffee. The old man looked up quizzically and said, ‘That’s funny, I remember seeing you here too—same hat, same truck, even the same cup!’ They both laughed, realizing they’d been sharing the same routine for months without noticing each other. Love’s became their secret meeting place where time stood still, just long enough to appreciate familiar faces.

3. One autumn afternoon, while filling up at Love’s, a young mother noticed something odd on the gas pump display: it kept flashing a message in bright red letters—‘Your tank is full of happiness today.’ She laughed it off until her car refused to start later that week. A few days passed before she realized her gas gauge was stuck at empty. A delivery driver happened to notice and asked if everything was okay. With a smile, he said, ‘Maybe your tank really did run out of gas—and into happiness!’

4. At dawn, a jogger paused at Love’s for a quick fill-up. As she pumped gas, her phone chirped with a mysterious message: 'You’re running low on what you really need.' Curious, she checked her phone and saw only one contact: ‘Unknown.’ She laughed it off, thinking maybe her imagination was playing tricks. Just then, an old regular walked in, nodded knowingly, and said, ‘Ah, Love’s has your back, even when you don’t.’