Chevron

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Chevron station late one night, a delivery driver asked the cashier, ‘Why does everyone here keep whispering “three times lucky”?’ The cashier smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Well, it's because every time you fill up your tank here, something good happens three times.' The delivery driver nodded thoughtfully before realizing with a laugh, 'So that's why I got that perfect parking spot, my favorite song came on, and they had exactly the coffee I wanted!'

2. At Chevron station late one morning, a little boy pointed excitedly and whispered to his mom, 'Look, Mom, it’s talking!' His mother glanced down and saw that the gas pump was blinking, “Thank you for using Chevron” in bright neon letters. A few minutes later, an older gentleman approached the pump, scratching his head. ‘That’s strange,’ he muttered, ‘I don’t remember seeing those words before.’ He looked around, then turned back to the pump with a smile. ‘Well, Chevron, I guess I’ll see you again soon!’ And off he went, shaking his head in amusement.

3. At Chevron station in the early dawn, a sleepy gas attendant noticed something odd. A neighbor pulled up, got out of his car, and said, 'Do you keep those old maps from the 90s?' The attendant nodded and fetched an ancient, dusty atlas. ‘Sure do,’ he yawned. The neighbor flipped through pages until he found what he wanted—a route for a long-forgotten road trip. They chatted amiably while filling the tank, and when the neighbor drove off, the attendant smiled, realizing that sometimes even an old map can lead to new friends.

4. At Chevron station one foggy afternoon, a tourist asked the attendant, 'Do you ever see ghosts here?' The attendant smiled and replied, ‘Oh yes, every now and then I see an old man in a trench coat wandering around.’ The tourist looked puzzled, so the guy added, ‘Don’t worry, he only appears when it’s quiet. He’s never bothered anyone—just likes to keep an eye on things.’ A few minutes later, as they were pumping gas, a regular walked in and said, ‘Hey, Joe, did you lock up last night?’