About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight one foggy night, an anonymous voice crackled over Susan's Auto Wash’s intercom: ‘Wash your car tonight and find a quarter in the bucket tomorrow.’ Ever since then, customers swear they see mysterious coins floating down the drain. One day, a delivery driver named Alex decided to test it out. Next morning, he found not just one but three quarters in his bucket—each with a tiny message engraved: 'Come back anytime!' Since then, everyone jokes that Susan’s Auto Wash has its own secret money machine.
2. One morning, while Susan’s Auto Wash was busy with its usual customers, a little dog wandered into the lobby. It sniffed curiously around the soapy water and started licking the wet floor, much to everyone’s surprise. Soon enough, one of the workers picked up the curious pup and brought it outside. To everyone's amusement, the little dog seemed perfectly happy playing in the spray from the automatic nozzles. A few minutes later, Susan herself appeared, smiling broadly. 'Looks like we've got ourselves a new regular,' she joked, waving goodbye as the dog trotted off, tail wagging, towards the exit.
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Susan’s Auto Wash and asked curiously, ‘Why does it always smell like pizza around here?’ Susan smiled mysteriously. 'Oh,' she said, 'that's because my neighbor brings fresh pizzas every time he sees you waiting.' The delivery driver scratched his head, realizing how often he’d been eating free slices without noticing.
4. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, Susan’s Auto Wash began humming with activity—except it wasn’t supposed to be open yet. A lone figure in a trench coat stepped out of the shadows, glancing around warily before slipping inside. Inside, an old man in overalls was polishing cars with meticulous care. ‘Morning,’ he muttered without looking up. The stranger cleared his throat and asked for a quick wash. Afterward, they chatted amiably about the weather, and the old man invited him back anytime. By sunrise, Susie’s secret was safe—and so was another local legend.