About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Estación de Servicio Ballenoil Cazalegas one morning and asked the attendant, ‘Do you have any gas that smells like nacho cheese?’ The attendant just shrugged and nodded towards the pump. Since then, some customers swear they can smell chips and salsa when filling their tanks. Word quickly spread among locals, and soon enough, every Friday night a regular would pull in asking for 'the nacho cheese gas.' The attendant, now a master of aromas, mixed scented candles with gasoline, creating an irresistible scent that drew neighbors out of their homes. Satisfied drivers left smiling, convinced their cars were fueled not only with energy but also with good vibes.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Estación de Servicio Ballenoil Cazalegas one morning and asked the attendant, ‘Do you sell gasoline that makes cars go faster than the speed of light?’ The gas station attendant looked puzzled for a moment, then burst out laughing. 'No, señor,' he said, shaking his head. 'But I do have a special blend that gets you there just in time for your next delivery.' The delivery driver nodded, smiled, and drove off, muttering something about magical gas.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Estación de Servicio Ballenoil Cazalegas one morning and asked the attendant, ‘Do you have any fuel named after Elvis?’ The attendant looked puzzled but replied, ‘No, sir, just our regular gasoline.’ The delivery driver shrugged, then laughed, saying, 'Oh well, guess I'll have to settle for plain old gas.' Just then, a neighbor walked in and asked if they had any 'fuel for dreamers'. The attendant shook his head with a smile, replying, 'Nope, sorry—just good ol’ regular.'
4. A delivery driver pulled up to Estación de Servicio Ballenoil Cazalegas one morning and noticed something unusual—a small dog kept circling around the pump, sniffing intently at each nozzle. The delivery driver smiled, thinking it was just a curious pup. But when he finished filling his tank, he saw the dog again—this time sitting next to the ‘Diesel’ nozzle with its paw on top. Turned out, old Benny from down the street had trained him to signal which fuel everyone needed! A hearty laugh followed as they both waved goodbye.