Write a song about hanging out at a friend's gas station job all summer as teenagers. Focus on the specific rituals and details: driving there constantly just to see J, buying terrible coffee as an excuse to stay, pooling money for frozen drinks, getting death stares from the manager, J sneaking free candy, sitting on uncomfortable plastic chairs outside for hours, feeling cool despite the mundane setting, and the underlying boredom driving these visits. Capture the feeling of that specific time – a mix of desperate connection, limited options, and thinking you were cool just by existing near the gas pumps. Include lines inspired by these quotes: "driving to see J all summer at her job at the gas station", "we'd literally drive there like every other day just to hang out while she worked", "remember how we'd buy those terrible gas station coffees just as an excuse to stay longer?", "and her manager would give us the death stare but never actually kick us out lol", "remember how J would sneak us free candy when her manager wasn't looking?", and "remember how we'd sit on those plastic chairs outside when it was nice out? ... we really thought we were so cool hanging out at a gas station lol".
