About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At CEFCO gas station, a delivery driver once left behind an old toolbox filled with mysterious gadgets. No one dared open it until late nights started making strange noises from that corner. Finally, someone decided to open the toolbox and found nothing but a dusty thermos full of hot chocolate. From then on, every night at midnight, a friendly voice would announce, 'Hot drink for you!' Turns out, a neighbor had been delivering warm beverages as a prank.
2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to CEFCO for a quick fill-up. As he stepped inside, he noticed an old man standing in front of the pumps, muttering something under his breath and carefully arranging coins on the counter. The delivery driver smiled and nodded politely, thinking nothing of it. Later that evening, as he was driving home, he heard a familiar voice calling from behind him: 'Hey, sonny! Thanks for noticing my little arrangement!' Turning around, he saw the same old man waving cheerfully from the gas station's door. The driver laughed and waved back, realizing that maybe the old guy had just found a unique way to pay for his own gas.
3. At dawn, when few dared venture near the deserted gas station, a delivery driver pulled up for a routine stop. The air was crisp and quiet, broken only by the distant hum of machinery. As he pumped gas, something caught his eye—a small, rusty keychain hanging from the nozzle handle. Curious, he picked it up and noticed an old-fashioned key engraved with ‘CEFCO’. Smiling, he thought maybe it belonged to someone around here. Later that day, while filling up his truck, he found another identical keychain on the same spot. Turning to his neighbor, he joked, ‘Guess CEFCO has a thing for lost keys!’
4. Why did that delivery driver keep stopping at CEFCO? No one knew until he mentioned something about ‘the best coffee in town’. Finally, someone asked him why he always parked there. With a smile, he replied, 'It's not just coffee—there's also the friendliest guy behind the counter.' Turns out, CEFCO had more than diesel and gasoline; it had the warmest smiles in town.