About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At BP’s late-night cashier desk, a regular noticed something odd one foggy morning—a small, dusty box had appeared among the usual clutter. Curious, he picked it up and found an old, crinkled note inside reading: ‘Take what you need.’ He opened it carefully—inside was a single packet of sugar. The next day, another note read: ‘If you like it sweet, help yourself.’ From then on, whenever anyone needed sugar, they just asked at the counter, and the mysterious notes kept coming until finally someone joked, ‘We should start calling this place “Sugar Pump”!’
2. At BP, an early-morning delivery driver found himself staring at a mysterious object in the back of his truck—an old, rusted keyring shaped like a tiny dinosaur. Curious, he showed it to a nearby mechanic, who shrugged and said it was probably just some kid’s toy from years ago. But every time someone mentioned dinosaurs or keys, the delivery driver would glance nervously at his truck's rear door. Turns out, it was just a quirky little trinket—a reminder that sometimes, even mundane places like gas stations can hold secrets.
3. At BP, a delivery driver pulled up early one morning and noticed something unusual on the gas station’s parking lot—an old, rusty keyring shaped like a tiny car, dangling from a plastic ribbon. Curious, he picked it up and found an address scribbled on a scrap of paper attached to it. Later that day, when he dropped off his package there, the neighbor joked, ‘Oh, you’re finally here! We’ve been waiting for you!’ Turns out, it was just someone’s lost Halloween decoration.
4. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled into the BP station, blinking against the early light. As he approached the pump, he swore he saw a shadowy figure reflected in the glass—an old man, waving him inside. Curious, he stepped closer and peered through the glass. The figure was gone, but on the counter lay an old newspaper with a crumpled note: ‘Next time, fill up before midnight.’ The driver laughed it off, filled his tank, and drove away—only to notice that his car’s odometer now read exactly 99,999 miles.