About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a Chevron attendant noticed something strange. As he filled up cars' tanks, he kept hearing an odd humming sound coming from inside the gas station. Curious neighbors started reporting similar noises too—like someone whistling tunelessly while pumping gas. Finally, one day a regular customer asked if he could check the generator. Turned out it was just an old radio left behind by a delivery driver. Since then, whenever anyone mentions ghosts, the Chevron attendant proudly says, 'We’ve got music, not haunts!'
2. At night, when Chevron’s neon sign flickered on, a mysterious voice began echoing over the intercom. ‘Fill your tank with our special blend,’ it whispered in a deep, gravelly tone. Employees shrugged it off as static until one late-night delivery driver reported hearing the same thing—only this time, it sounded like someone saying, ‘Don’t forget to check your tires.’ Soon enough, every employee started hearing those whispers—sometimes even customers joined in! One old lady asked for her gas and tire-check reminder in Russian. Everyone laughed, but no one dared turn off that neon sign at night anymore. The only rule became: always bring earplugs during your shift.
3. At dusk, an old man approached the Chevron station and asked the attendant, ‘Do you ever see those ghostly figures in the reflection of your pumps?’ The attendant shrugged, not having noticed anything unusual. Finally, a delivery driver chimed in, “Maybe they’re just reflections from the moonbounce next door.” Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another urban legend. The old man nodded wisely and said, ‘Ah, youth these days.’
4. One day, while filling up his truck, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the gas station's recycle bin—a small, dusty box labeled ‘Free Samples.’ Curious, he opened it and found a stack of old, crinkled flyers advertising free coffee samples from years ago. As he flipped through them, he stumbled upon one for 'Chevron Coffee Shop'—closed down decades ago. Smiling, he thought, ‘What harm could it do?’ So, he drove around town asking neighbors if they remembered that place. Turns out, everyone did! The next morning, Chevron’s old sign was repainted, and a line formed outside for ‘free’ nostalgia. A regular commented, “Guess we’re getting our daily dose of history today.”