About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a little girl pointed excitedly into the sky as she stood outside Skyroad Gas. Her father glanced up, puzzled, and saw nothing but ordinary twilight. But every night after that, her eyes lit up with wonder whenever they passed by. One evening, a delivery driver pulled in and asked if anyone had seen a lost pigeon circling around. The little girl giggled and said it was just their pet, who always greeted them from the roof. They all looked up, and sure enough, there was a tiny bird waving its wing like a wave goodbye—right above the gas station sign.
2. At closing time, an old man walked up to the cashier and said, 'I’d like to buy something that’s not for sale.' The cashier raised an eyebrow but nodded towards the small sign above the exit: ‘Skyroad Gas: Fuel Your Imagination.’ The cashier smiled knowingly, gestured towards a nearby vending machine filled with candy bars. The old man reached in, pulled out a Snickers, and said, 'This’ll do nicely,' before winking and exiting into the night. Since then, locals joke that Skyroad Gas sells more imagination than fuel—especially around midnight!'
3. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to Skyroad Gas and stretched out his arms with a yawn. ‘Another day done,’ he muttered under his breath, glancing at the glowing neon sign above him. Suddenly, the gas pump clicked on by itself, spewing out a stream of free gasoline. The delivery driver looked around suspiciously but saw no one. With a shrug, he filled his tank anyway, thinking it was probably some prank by a neighbor. As he drove off, the gas pump continued clicking away, filling an empty can left behind. The next morning, everyone in town had a good laugh when they saw the can overflowing with free gas—except for the delivery driver’s boss, who wasn’t amused.
4. In the early morning hours, a delivery driver pulled up to Skyroad Gas for a quick fill-up. As he approached the pump, he noticed something odd—a small, dusty box had appeared on the parking lot, seemingly out of nowhere. Curious, the driver picked it up and found inside an old cassette tape labeled ‘Best Hits of 90s’. He shrugged, popped it in his truck’s stereo, and soon was grooving along with some nostalgic tunes. Turned out that every time someone stopped at Skyroad Gas, they left behind a little surprise—an old record or CD. It became a fun tradition among locals, and now whenever anyone needed gas, they also got a free musical treat.