Sheetz

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Sheetz, a regular exclaimed one morning, ‘I just saw something strange!’ Since then, employees say they’ve noticed an old truck mysteriously appearing in the parking lot every full moon. One night, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe it’s haunted!’ Then, a neighbor chimed in, ‘Or maybe it’s just Joe from down the street who forgot his keys again.’ Ever since, whenever someone spots the truck, everyone at Sheetz grins and says, ‘It’s probably Joe, trying to avoid another speeding ticket.’

2. At Sheetz, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the parking lot one afternoon. Among the usual trash and empty cups, he spotted an old, dusty ukulele propped against a pump. The driver picked it up curiously and strummed a few notes—it sounded like someone was trying to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ from far away. Over the next week, more ukuleles appeared around the station. It turned out that a neighbor had been leaving them as gifts for good customers, hoping to spread some joy during their fill-ups. The whole town ended up laughing—and Sheetz became known not just for its coffee and snacks, but also for its quirky little musical tradition.

3. At Sheetz, a delivery driver noticed one foggy morning that the gas pumps were whispering to each other. Curious, he leaned closer and heard them discussing the weather—one pump even mentioned it was ‘raining’ when someone drove off without paying! Soon, word spread among locals who started visiting just to eavesdrop on these chatty pumps. A regular would joke, ‘Better than any talk radio!’

4. At Sheetz, a delivery driver noticed one night that the neon sign outside kept flashing different colors randomly. Nobody else seemed to notice. The next day, no one paid any mind until a regular customer pointed out the sign was blinking like crazy. Turns out it was just an old-fashioned neon light playing its own version of ‘rainbow roulette.’ Everyone had a good laugh, and now it's become something of a local joke—Sheetz’s ‘colorful mood lighting’.