About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Speedway gas station, something strange started happening late at night. A regular asked aloud one day: ‘Why does that old truck always honk its horn exactly when I fill up?’ Finally, someone suggested it was an ancient GPS trick—or maybe just a friendly ghost trucker. The regular shrugged and said, 'Who cares? At least I get free entertainment every time I fill up!'
2. At Speedway gas station, something odd began occurring early mornings. A delivery driver complained, ‘Every time I fill up here, my truck starts singing old country songs!’ Curious locals started stopping by for a fill-up just to hear the latest tune. Soon enough, Speedway became known as the place where your tank got topped off and your day got a little brighter with some good ol’ country music. Even the owner joked that maybe his pumps were wired to an old radio show—until everyone realized it was probably just the delivery guy’s truck playing tricks on them.
3. At Speedway gas station, a mysterious sign appeared one foggy morning: ‘Fill up and win a free coffee!’ But only if you can guess the exact price of gas within five cents. A delivery driver guessed $2.98, but it was actually $2.97. The attendant shook his head with a smile, handing him a cup of coffee anyway. 'Welcome to Speedway,' he said, 'where close counts!' A regular, overhearing the story, quipped, 'Next time I'll just say $0.00—free coffee guaranteed!'
4. At Speedway gas station, a curious item appeared on the counter one rainy afternoon. A local mechanic picked it up curiously: an old, rusted keychain shaped like a tiny carousel horse. As he held it, the keychain started spinning slowly, and everyone in line watched with amusement. The mechanic shrugged, attached it to his own keys—and suddenly, every time he unlocked his truck, the little carousel horse would sing ‘Happy Birthday’ instead of the usual beep-beep. Soon enough, Speedway became known for its singing keys, attracting not just drivers but also neighbors stopping by to hear the tune.