About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night at Sinclair gas station, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the pump screen: ‘Fill up with luck tonight—ask for “magic fuel”.’ Curious customers started filling their tanks, and soon everyone was talking about whether it actually worked. Soon enough, old Mr. Jenkins from down the street asked for his usual fill-up, but when the attendant asked if he wanted some magic fuel today, he replied, 'Why not?' Lo and behold, after that day, every time anyone saw him, he’d say, 'Today’s fuel is simply divine!' Turns out, it wasn’t really magic—it was just good ol’ Sinclair gas, but with a little extra optimism thrown in.
2. At midnight, while filling up at Sinclair, a delivery driver heard an eerie voice over the intercom: ‘Fill your tank and leave exactly $3.14 in cash.’ Since then, customers claim they always pay that exact amount. One night, a neighbor stopped by to ask for gas money. He insisted on paying exactly $3.14 too—turns out he was a math teacher with a sense of humor. Ever since, whenever someone pays $3.14, another customer yells, ‘Happy Pi Day!’
3. At dawn, a delivery driver stopped for gas at Sinclair and found an old, dusty calendar on the counter. Turning it over, he discovered every page had been meticulously filled with names and times—all matching local residents' schedules. Curious, he asked the attendant if anyone ever checked those entries. With a twinkle in his eye, the attendant replied, ‘Oh yes, they do. Just not today.’ The driver left, shaking his head—and never returned to Sinclair again.’
4. At dusk, a delivery driver pulled into Sinclair for a quick fill-up. As he pumped gas, his little dog started barking furiously at nothing—straight ahead, where no cars or people were visible. Suddenly, from behind the station’s counter emerged an old man with a twinkle in his eye. ‘Your pooch is just greeting our resident ghost,’ he said cheerfully. The delivery driver looked puzzled until the old man added, “He does that every Wednesday.”