About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the Sunoco gas station, a regular exclaimed one morning, ‘I swear, that pump talks back!’ A delivery driver, hearing the commotion, walked over curiously and asked what was going on. The pump replied calmly, ‘Just filling up your tank with some friendly banter.’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was just an old radio left on. From then on, locals stopped by Sunoco not only for gas but also for a bit of unexpected chatter.
2. At the Sunoco gas station, an elderly gentleman declared one afternoon, 'This is the place where my car talks back!' A delivery driver pulled up and asked curiously, ‘How does it talk?’ The old man grinned, tapping his dashboard: ‘It honks when I forget to put on my turn signal!’ A neighbor passing by laughed, shaking her head: ‘That’s our Mr. Jenkins—always finding ways to amuse us.’
3. At the Sunoco gas station, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the parking lot one foggy morning. As he filled up his truck, he saw a small, dusty box sitting next to the pumps. Curious, he picked it up and found a note inside reading, ‘Take me home.’ The delivery driver opened the box carefully but found nothing more than an old, crumpled piece of paper with doodles and the word ‘home’ scribbled in childish handwriting. He shrugged, stuck it in his pocket, and drove off. Later that day, while unloading packages, he showed it to a neighbor who laughed and said, ‘That’s our grandson’s artwork—he loves drawing “home” everywhere.’
4. At the Sunoco gas station, a delivery driver parked for lunch and heard a strange humming noise coming from inside the building. Curious, he peeked around the corner and saw a glowing pump counting down in binary code. The driver rubbed his eyes, thinking it was some sort of optical illusion. But no—there it was again, the numbers flickering like a bad TV signal. Just then, an old lady walked up and asked if he needed help with her credit card. Turns out, she’d been working there longer than anyone could remember, and the pumps were just… quirky.