About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chevron, a delivery driver kept noticing an old man staring intently at the gas pump prices every morning. One day, he announced over the intercom: 'Sir, do you realize you're standing on the exact spot where oil was discovered?' The old man looked down, puzzled for a moment, then burst out laughing and replied, ‘No, sonny, I’m just checking if today’s price is worth waiting for!’ The delivery driver smiled and drove off, shaking his head—another interesting encounter at Chevron.
2. At Chevron, a little boy kept pointing and whispering, ‘Daddy, why does that dog always sit in the same spot?’ Finally, an older gentleman approached them with a smile. ‘Son,’ he said gently, ‘that’s not a dog. It’s our local mascot—a statue of Colonel Sanders from KFC.’ The boy looked puzzled for a moment before breaking into laughter, realizing his mistake. From then on, whenever anyone asked about the dog, they’d just say, “It’s Chevron’s secret mascot—keeps customers coming back for more!”
3. At Chevron, a customer asked curiously: "Why do people keep stopping their cars here?" A delivery driver shrugged and smiled: ‘They say it’s because the coffee in the attached diner is so good you can’t resist pulling over.’ A neighbor chimed in with a laugh: ‘Or maybe they just love the friendly faces who wave hello every time you fill up!’ The regular nodded knowingly: ‘Probably both.’
4. At Chevron, every morning around dawn, someone started humming softly in Russian. The sound was so faint and melancholic that no one could tell if it was real or just a trick of early-morning fog. One day, an old delivery driver joined in, singing along with a deep baritone voice. Soon, neighbors began stopping by just for the serenade, bringing their own snacks and coffee. By sunrise, Chevron transformed into an impromptu café where everyone shared stories over songs until the manager finally asked them to turn down the volume—just a little bit.