About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Taylor Gas, every morning began with the same routine: trucks pulling in, pumps humming, and cars lining up for fuel. But one day, as a little boy walked past the station, he stopped dead in his tracks. His eyes widened when he saw something strange—an old gas pump that hadn’t been used in years seemed to be glowing softly. The glow grew brighter, attracting more curious glances until an old man walking by muttered, 'That’s just Grandpa’s old pump—he left it here ages ago.' Everyone laughed, realizing it was just an old piece of rusted metal reflecting the sunrise. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Taylor Gas, they’d smile and say, 'Oh, you mean the place where the ghostly gas pump haunts dawn?'
2. At Taylor Gas, there’s always been something strange about the way the clocks behave. Every morning, a regular would ask: ‘Why does time seem to speed up or slow down here?’ One day, a delivery driver noticed that his watch was five minutes off every time he filled up. He asked the attendant, who smiled and said, 'Ah, Taylor Gas—we don’t just fill your tank, we adjust your perception of time!'
3. At Taylor Gas, one day a delivery driver noticed an old, rusty keyring on the pump handle. Curious, he picked it up—and found that each key seemed to open exactly one of the nearby storage rooms. The keys turned out to unlock a tiny room filled with vintage snacks and sodas from the ’80s—exactly what the delivery driver needed after his long shift. From then on, whenever anyone asked for a refill, they’d get a free bag of potato chips or a can of root beer as a thank-you. Taylor Gas became known not just for its gas but for its friendly surprises.
4. At Taylor Gas, a sign above the counter reads: ‘Fill up your tank today—maybe even your life!’ But no one knows whose life it last filled… One day, an old man walked in and asked for directions. The attendant said, 'Fill up your tank today—and maybe even your life!' The old guy replied, 'I’m good, my tank’s already full.' As he left, everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life needs topping off too rarely.