About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Bliss Car Wash, a sign appeared one day: ‘Wash your car here and get lucky today!’ Ever since then, every customer who left with a shiny ride felt an unexpected change in their fortune—whether it was finding a dollar on the ground or winning a small lottery ticket. But no one ever stayed long enough to claim any big prizes. One day, an old man named Mr. Johnson walked in. He parked his rusty truck and joked, 'I’m here for the luck, not the wash!' Afterwards, he found a twenty-dollar bill—just what he needed for groceries that week. The staff laughed it off as another Bliss Car Wash miracle, but everyone knew Mr. Johnson now came regularly for both clean cars and good fortune.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Bliss Car Wash one morning, completely oblivious to the strange humming sound coming from inside. As he approached the cashier, a friendly voice called out: ‘Hey, you missed a spot!’ The delivery driver looked around, confused, until he noticed an old man waving cheerfully from behind the counter. Turns out Bliss Car Wash had a resident janitor who enjoyed giving unsolicited detailing advice—completely harmless, but always amusing.
3. At Bliss Car Wash, a little boy stood mesmerized as his dad's car emerged from the tunnel, its windows suddenly glowing with soft blue light. The next day, he insisted on watching again. Soon enough, the whole family started making a ritual out of it—every Saturday morning they’d drive down for the ‘magic wash.’ One Sunday, Mom joked that maybe the car was casting a spell on them. By Wednesday, Dad had bought a neon sign reading ‘Welcome to Bliss Car Wash’ and hung it outside their garage.
4. At Bliss Car Wash, an old vinyl album mysteriously appeared on the counter one afternoon. The label read ‘Classic Rock Hits of the ’70s.’ No one claimed it. Over the next few days, more records started appearing—an old Motown compilation, a jazz LP from the ’60s, and even a rare folk album. A delivery driver joked that maybe Bliss Car Wash was trying to start its own record store. Then, one morning, a neighbor walked in with his car, paid for the wash, and left without saying goodbye. When he returned later, the counter held a brand-new vinyl wrapped in brown paper: ‘Local Bands Unplugged.’ The neighbor smiled and said, “Finally, something I can actually use.”}