About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning at Costco Gasoline when a delivery driver noticed something odd. The usually bustling pumps stood empty, but for one lone car idling in the distance. As he approached closer, he saw it was just an elderly neighbor filling up his truck. Turned out, old Mr. Johnson had forgotten where he lived and thought this was his local gas station. With a smile, the delivery driver helped him pay, reminding everyone that sometimes even Costcos can be confusing on Sundays.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Costco Gasoline one foggy afternoon, completely oblivious to the strange humming sound coming from behind him. Suddenly, a familiar voice called out from the shadows: ‘Hey, you forgot your hummer!’ A regular standing nearby grinned, holding up a small radio tuned to an oldies station. The delivery driver blinked in surprise and sheepishly smiled, realizing he’d left his favorite tune playing all along.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Costco Gasoline on a windy evening, only to notice something odd in the parking lot—a mysterious box labeled ‘Free Samples’ with no visible sign or attendant. Curious, he approached and opened it—only to discover a bag of stale chips and an old sandwich wrapped in plastic. A voice from behind said, 'Hey, mate, these are yesterday’s samples!' Turned out, it was just a friendly Costco employee having fun. The delivery driver laughed it off, knowing next time he’d get a real treat.
4. At midnight, as Costco Gasoline’s neon sign flickered faintly, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The air smelled like freshly baked cookies, wafting from nowhere in particular. Curious, he followed his nose through the empty parking lot until he found an open window leading into the kitchen. Inside stood an old lady in an apron, stirring something on the stove and humming softly. ‘Oh hello!’ she said cheerfully. ‘Just making some extra-special cookies for my neighbors.’ The delivery driver blinked. ‘You’re not our neighbor,’ he pointed out gently. She laughed merrily. ‘Not yet, but I’m working on it!’