About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chevron, customers started noticing something odd one foggy morning. A little boy, standing alone outside, kept pointing up at the sign and laughing. The numbers on the price board seemed to change every time someone looked away—first it would say ‘$3.99,’ then suddenly read ‘$2.99’ when you blinked. Finally, a regular asked the boy what he was doing. With a big smile, the kid replied, 'I’m helping Chevron save money!' Turns out, whenever anyone looked at the sign, the prices went down. When nobody paid attention, they jumped back to normal. Since then, everyone knows that Chevron has its own little price-checker—a friendly neighborhood kid who loves a good bargain.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to the Chevron pump on an unusually quiet night. As he reached for his credit card, he noticed a shadowy figure in the reflection of the gas station’s sign. The silhouette smiled and mouthed something indistinctly before vanishing into the night. The delivery driver shrugged it off as his imagination playing tricks. Only later did he realize that the figure had whispered, ‘Fill ’er up with gratitude!’
3. At Chevron, a customer noticed something strange while filling up their car. The gas pump seemed to be talking back. Curious, the customer leaned closer and heard it say, ‘Fill me up with some respect, sir.’ Turns out, an old radio was stuck inside the pump from decades ago. From then on, locals would stop by just for the funny chatter while getting gas—Chevron became known as the place where your tank gets filled, and your day gets brighter.
4. At Chevron, a regular was filling up when he heard a tiny voice from behind him. ‘Mister, why is it so cold here today?’ The man turned around and saw a small boy in a warm coat, holding onto his father's leg. 'Oh,' he said gently, 'we're not used to seeing you outside.' The boy looked up with big curious eyes. 'I'm new here,' replied the father. The regular laughed and shook his head, finishing up his fill as the little one asked, 'Can I get a balloon next time?'