About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Costco Gasoline, something strange started happening one day when a little boy asked his dad, ‘Why does that gas pump wave back at us?’ The father looked closer and realized it wasn’t waving—it was just reflecting their smiles right back. From then on, whenever they filled up, everyone in the family would wave first, as if saying hello to an old friend. And yes, the gas prices were still reasonable.
2. At Costco Gasoline, something unusual began one morning when a delivery driver noticed his coffee cup mysteriously filling itself with gas fumes as he filled up. Curious, he leaned over and saw that the nozzle had somehow turned sideways, directing gas into an empty coffee mug sitting on the counter next to him. A nearby customer laughed, saying, ‘Guess you’re having a free refill today!’ The delivery driver shook his head, smiling, realizing it was just another quirky Costco moment.
3. At Costco Gasoline, something peculiar happened last week when a neighbor exclaimed, 'I just filled up for less than ten bucks!' It turned out that the neighbor had accidentally topped off his tank, and was now stuck with an overflowing gas can in the carport. A delivery driver passing by offered to help siphon it off, while a regular customer chimed in with advice on how to avoid such embarrassments next time. As dusk fell, everyone ended up sharing stories over coffee, realizing that sometimes even the most mundane places like Costco Gasoline can bring people together.
4. At Costco Gasoline, something curious occurred one night when a delivery driver heard an eerie humming sound coming from the pumps. Curious, he approached the pump and peered inside. To his surprise, there was just a small, sleepy humming bird perched on the nozzle, sipping gasoline like it was nectar. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood saw the same bird returning daily for its ‘morning fix.’ Soon enough, Costco added birdseed to their gas station menu, and the place became famous as much for its fuel as for its feathered regulars.