Superstop

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Superstop gas station, every morning a regular would grab a newspaper from an old wooden crate near the entrance. One day, he found not just any paper but an envelope filled with dollar bills inside. He showed his friends the money, and they decided to check the crate daily. Soon enough, another anonymous benefactor started leaving small envelopes—sometimes coupons for free coffee or even lottery tickets. It turned out that everyone in town was playing along, making Superstop’s mornings cheerful and unexpected. The regulars still laugh about it whenever someone mentions ‘the crate mystery.’

2. At Superstop gas station, every night around midnight, a delivery driver would arrive with a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. No one knew what it contained until one day, a curious clerk dared to peek inside… Inside, there was nothing but a bag of stale donuts and an old note that read: ‘Sorry for the inconvenience—had to burn the midnight oil.’ The clerk laughed, realizing why everyone called Superstop ‘Donut Stop’ behind their backs.

3. At Superstop gas station, every afternoon after work, a neighbor would stop for coffee and chat. One day, he noticed that the same old truck always pulled up next to him, its driver never getting out. Finally, one evening our curious neighbor asked the attendant if anyone ever gets out of that truck. The attendant shrugged, ‘Nope, just waves.’ Turns out, it was a delivery driver waving hello from his window—everyone thought he was ghost-driving!

4. At Superstop gas station, every evening after sunset, a small dog would appear out of nowhere and eagerly wait by the entrance. No one knew where it came from or why it always visited just before closing. One night, an exhausted delivery driver stopped in for coffee. He noticed the dog and decided to stay longer than usual. When he finally left, the attendant asked him, ‘Why did you stay so late?’ The driver replied, ‘I was waiting for my lucky charm!’ Turned out, the dog only appeared when someone needed good luck.’