Superstop

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to Superstop with an unusual load: a crate marked ‘Top Secret.’ As he unlocked the door, whispers of strange occurrences began to circulate among late-night shoppers. The next morning, when the station attendant opened the backroom, they found only a note on the crate: 'Next time, please order online.' A regular passing by chuckled and said, 'Guess Superstop just got their first drone delivery!'

2. At dawn, a sleepy gas station attendant noticed something peculiar: a small dog kept circling around the pumps, sniffing curiously at a freshly filled tank. Curious himself, he approached closer—only to see steam rising from inside the car’s fuel nozzle. The attendant leaned in closer and saw that the nozzle was glowing faintly blue. ‘What on earth…’ he muttered, when suddenly the dog barked once sharply, and the entire pump lit up like a Christmas tree! Turns out it was just an old delivery driver testing his new LED nozzle prototype. Everyone had a good laugh, except maybe the dog who thought he’d found a magical fountain of light.

3. One morning, a regular stopped for coffee and saw something odd in the parking lot—a strange package wrapped in old newspaper, left near the pumps. Curious, he opened it, revealing a bag of groceries with a note: ‘Forgot these.’ Turned out his neighbor had accidentally left them there earlier. They laughed it off over coffee that day, bonding over Superstop’s excellent pastries.

4. One day, while filling up at Superstop, a customer discovered an old, dust-covered piano in the back corner of the gas station's parking lot. Curious passersby began stopping to play a tune or two, and soon enough, the once-quiet station became a makeshift music venue on weekends. Word spread quickly, attracting not only local musicians but also some unexpected performers—a regular who played whistling solos, a delivery driver with a ukulele, and even a gruff mechanic singing opera arias. One Saturday night, as everyone was enjoying a hearty rendition of ‘Imagine,’ the owner accidentally turned off the gas pumps’ music, leaving everyone humming along until he realized his mistake. Since then, they’ve kept both sounds playing—music for the ears and chatter for the soul.