The Gas Station

Appearance
This section contains some spoilers.

Features

 * A large crack in the floor full of sticky spill-off, preserving insects and some small animals. It's covered by an old wet floor sign.
 * Smells of a strange chemical mixture, comparable to a combination of honeysuckle, ammonia, and vomit, wafting up from undergrounds. Strongest near the storm drains after it rains.
 * Frozen drink machine, installed in the 70's and never serviced. Hums steadily.
 * Family of mutated raccoons living in the grease trap.
 * No internet and very weak cell phone service.
 * Land line that costs $0.25 per minute, no exceptions.
 * Flickering, fluorescent lights.
 * A door that may or may not have previously existed. It is warm to the touch and feels like it's vibrating.
 * This door leads to a strange room full of surveillance camera feeds, as well as a 10ft deep hole in the ground that looks like it's been jackhammered in.
 * A stack of boxes in the freezer labeled "Non Aprire."
 * Multiple private wifi networks, with names like “1E7G7C7TA11GUY232331324.”
 * The reflection in the bathroom mirror will lag by about half a second, getting worse when the weather is bad.

Location

 * The only gas station for miles
 * Near some big crossroads

Practices

 * Scratching the expiration dates off of food to sell it longer
 * Hiring very a very temporary, changing workforce
 * In the case of a robbery, clerks are to hand over the money with no objections

Side Effects

 * Being followed by random pockets of warm and cold air
 * Meeting the Bathroom Cowboy
 * Toothache

Strange Occurrences

 * A total of four total coffins have been seen in the station three different times.
 * Constant customers begging to use the phone, having escaped various entities, despite having no pocket change
 * Selling animal feed that caused the animals to grow human faces
 * The front half of a pig rampaged through the store while screaming
 * Has an infestation of lawn gnomes that bite
 * Screams sometimes radiate through the walls
 * A bipedal dear once walked into the station, chugged a bottle of water, and paid for it