About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a little boy ran into the Mobil station, eyes wide with wonder as he pointed at something glowing in the gas pump nozzle. The attendant squinted at it, then laughed softly. ‘Just some old neon light,’ he said gently, patting the boy’s head. The boy shrugged and asked if he could fill up his toy car too. A few minutes later, everyone was laughing as the little boy drove off, happily waving goodbye—his car now glowing brightly from its new neon tank top.’
2. At closing time, an old man walked into the Mobil station and asked the attendant, 'Do you sell moonlight here?' The attendant smiled and replied, 'Only after dark.' The old man nodded knowingly, ordering a gallon of gas instead. As he paid, he whispered, ‘Just fill ’er up—we’ve got some stars to see tonight.’ The attendant laughed and shook his head, already used to such whimsical customers.
3. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to the Mobil station, frowning as he noticed a neon sign flickering ominously. ‘What’s that supposed to mean?’ he muttered, glancing at the strange symbol glowing eerily above the pumps. As he approached the pump, he saw a shadowy figure in an old overalls standing nearby. 'Need some help?' asked the delivery driver politely. The figure nodded and whispered, 'Just fill it up with whatever's cheapest—this car's been running on hope for years.' They both laughed, and the next morning, everyone found out it was just an old mechanic who liked to joke around.
4. At dawn, a curious squirrel scurried into the Mobil station, its tiny nose twitching curiously at the unfamiliar scent of freshly brewed coffee. Inside, an elderly gentleman was refueling his car while reading the morning paper. He looked up and smiled at the squirrel, who seemed transfixed by the whirring pump. ‘Morning, old chap,’ he said gently. The squirrel twitched its nose once more, then darted out the door, leaving behind a small pawprint on the counter. Everyone laughed as the man shook his head and continued with his paper.