About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Macey's Gas Station, a little boy named Timmy always ran in when he saw the neon sign flicker on late at night. One foggy evening, as he approached the counter, the cashier's voice seemed unusually deep and slow—almost like it came from another dimension. Suddenly, an old man with a bushy mustache appeared behind the counter and whispered, 'Just another day at Macey's, son.' Timmy blinked, then laughed, realizing it was just Grandpa Joe, the night shift worker. The cash register beeped, and a delivery driver asked for coffee. Life at Macey's returned to normal—a bit slower but no less friendly.
2. At Macey's Gas Station, an old man with a scruffy beard kept muttering something under his breath every time he filled up his truck. One day, as he pumped gas, he suddenly exclaimed, 'I swear, that pump knows my car!' The old man laughed and shook his head. ‘Who knows?’ he muttered, ‘maybe it just likes your brand of gasoline.’ The next week, everyone in town started bringing their cars to Macey’s for a “special tune-up.” Of course, nothing changed except maybe a little more friendly banter between the regulars and the bearded man behind the counter.
3. At Macey's Gas Station, every morning around dawn, a mysterious figure dressed entirely in black would appear and fill exactly three red gas cans before vanishing into thin air. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed in, yelling, ‘I saw him! He left his lucky red hat behind!’ The whole town searched but found only a tiny red cap, which promptly disappeared too. Since then, on foggy mornings, locals sometimes wave good-naturedly at a shadowy figure wearing…a red baseball cap.
4. At Macey's Gas Station, whenever a new delivery driver arrived, the store's cat would leap onto the counter and meow insistently until someone brought it a free bag of chips. One day, an elderly neighbor stopped by to chat with the owner while waiting for his car to be serviced. The old man asked curiously why the cat always got treats before anyone else. With a smile, the owner explained that it was just a little something to keep the feline happy. The neighbor nodded knowingly, remarking, 'Ah, well, I guess some things never change—even in gas stations!'