About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At OnGo gas station, something strange started happening one foggy morning when a delivery driver asked: ‘Why does my coffee always taste better here?’ It turned out that an enthusiastic barista down the hall had been sneaking into the station’s kitchen every morning and making extra-strength espressos for the delivery guy. When word got around, neighbors started dropping off their own beans—soon enough, OnGo became the talk of town for its legendary coffee. The only mystery left was whether it was worth risking life and limb just to get that perfect cup.
2. At OnGo gas station, one night an old man parked his car and noticed a peculiar item in the parking lot—a mysterious metal box with no label or markings. Curious, he approached it, only to discover that whenever anyone touched it, their cellphones began playing the same humorous ringtone. Finally, someone suggested calling the owner of the box—turns out it was just an old radio left there by a delivery driver. When they flipped through channels, everyone’s phone started blasting 'Happy Birthday'! Since then, OnGo has become known as the place where your phone sings you happy birthday for free.
3. At OnGo gas station, one afternoon a delivery driver pulled up in his truck and found that every time he pumped exactly three gallons of gas, the radio would start playing his favorite song. Finally, after weeks of curiosity, another delivery driver tried it out—pumped three gallons, and sure enough, the same song blasted from the speakers. The whole town started visiting OnGo just for that experience. Even the local DJ played those songs during his show, saying they were ‘the soundtrack of our daily lives.’
4. At OnGo gas station, one early morning a delivery driver pulled up in his truck. Suddenly, from inside the tank, came a faint humming sound—like a distant party where everyone knew each other too well. The delivery driver leaned closer, curious but cautious. Then, from the depths of the tank emerged a voice: 'Hey, bud! Fill me up with some tunes!' It was their neighbor, an old radio DJ who’d hidden himself there for a live broadcast. The whole town laughed—and now, every time someone fills up at OnGo, you can hear that same familiar hum.