About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Sunoco, where gas pumps hummed like old friends, one regular noticed something odd. Every morning around dawn, an empty coffee cup appeared on the counter—never touched, never paid for. One day, a delivery driver mentioned it to another customer. Soon, everyone in town was talking about the ‘free’ coffee. Then, one morning, a sign appeared next to the cup: ‘Sorry, out of coffee. Try again tomorrow.’ The regulars laughed and shook their heads, knowing that Sunoco would never actually give away free java.
2. At Sunoco, where cars whispered their secrets to the attendants, a delivery driver always greeted the night shift with a smile and a joke. One evening, he arrived with an unusual package: a tiny hamster in a cage. As the night grew quiet, the hamster became restless. Suddenly, it leaped from its cage and scurried towards the cash register. The delivery driver watched, amused, as the little creature chattered away, seemingly trying to communicate something important. ‘Hey,’ he said to one of the attendants, ‘looks like our friend here wants to pay for his own gas!’
3. At Sunoco, where drivers often left their worries at the pump, a delivery driver once found an ancient coin in the parking lot. No one claimed it, and soon everyone started noticing strange coins appearing around the station—each with a different year and design. One day, an old lady came in asking for help with her shopping cart. As she bent down to pick up a dropped item, out popped another coin from under her hat—a 1978 dime! Turned out she was the neighborhood hoarder of lost coins. From then on, whenever someone mentioned finding a coin at Sunoco, everyone just smiled and said, ‘Must be Mrs. Jenkins’ latest treasure hunt.’
4. At Sunoco, where gas pumps hummed like old friends, a little girl pointed and giggled as her dad filled up: ‘Daddy, why does that pump wave?’ Her father smiled and gently replied, 'Honey, it's not waving—it's just talking to us.' The girl tilted her head curiously, and another customer laughed out loud, saying, 'Kids sure ask the best questions!'