Sunoco

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Sunoco, a regular shouted one day, ‘I bet you can’t pump ten gallons in under thirty seconds!’ Everyone laughed, but before anyone could respond, a delivery driver ducked inside and came out moments later with an empty gas can. As he approached the counter, everyone held their breath—could it really be done? The delivery driver grinned and said, 'Watch this!' He quickly paid for his fill-up, then calmly walked outside and poured the gas into another can already waiting in the car. The crowd erupted in laughter as the regulars shook their heads, knowing they’d just witnessed something truly remarkable.

2. At dusk, an old man approached the Sunoco station, his headlights casting eerie shadows on the pumps. As he filled up his truck, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘What brings you here so late?’ The old man smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Just checking if your gas is as good as they say.’ With that, he drove off into the night, leaving behind only a faint whiff of gasoline and a puzzled look from the attendant.

3. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to the Sunoco station and noticed something odd on the gas pump sign: ‘Fill your tank with good luck today.’ He laughed it off until his car started purring like never before. Suddenly, he glanced at the dashboard—his mileage was improving by leaps and bounds! The next day, everyone in town stopped by Sunoco for their fill-up. A week later, our delivery driver found out that the mechanic down the street had replaced his old carburetor with a brand-new one…for free. Turns out, his neighbor worked there and just wanted him to have some good luck.

4. At dawn, a jogger passed the Sunoco station, noticing a strange figure in the distance. As he got closer, the jogger saw it was just an old delivery driver stretching before his shift. They exchanged greetings, and the driver offered him a complimentary cup of coffee from inside. Turned out, every morning, someone from the neighborhood would show up here around sunrise—nobody knew who exactly—just another quirky local legend at the Sunoco.