About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the streetlights dimmed and traffic thinned out, a delivery driver pulled up to Citgo. He always parked in the same spot, but one evening something strange happened—his headlights reflected off something shiny inside the gas station's window. Curious, he approached the window and saw only his own reflection distorted by the dirty glass. With a laugh, he wiped it clean—and there was nothing but an old poster of a smiling clown, long forgotten behind the counter. From then on, whenever anyone asked why he always stopped at Citgo, he’d wink and say, ‘For the best customer service in town!’
2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Citgo for a quick fill-up. As he walked inside, something caught his eye—a strange, rusty key dangling from the cashier’s counter. Curious, he asked if anyone had lost it. The cashier shrugged, ‘It’s been there forever.’ The delivery driver decided to keep the old key as a souvenir. Months later, while filling up again, he noticed the cashier waving him over. 'Hey,' she said with a smile, 'looks like you found our lucky key!' Turned out, whenever someone took it home, their car wouldn't start until they brought it back.
3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, an early bird customer noticed something peculiar on the gas pump display: ‘Fill up with luck today—one gallon, one dollar.’ A delivery driver stopped by later that day and found it hilarious—he filled his truck for just a buck! Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone was rushing to Citgo before sunrise. Even neighbors started waking each other up at midnight to make sure they didn’t miss out. By noon, the sign had changed to read: 'Sorry, luck sold out—try your local lottery!'
4. At sunset, when most drivers head home, a delivery driver pulled into Citgo for a last-minute refuel. As he filled up, he noticed something odd—every time the pump clicked off, the price on the display changed by exactly one cent. Curious, the driver decided to fill up again and watch carefully. This time, as soon as the pump stopped, his phone buzzed with an order notification—a package from ‘Citgo Delivery Service’ addressed to him. Turns out, the gas station was also delivering packages! When he told his neighbors, they all laughed and said it must be some kind of quirky marketing gimmick. But no one ever saw those packages again…