About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another day at Chevron gas station in downtown Chicago when a delivery driver pulled up with a smile on his face. He approached the counter and asked for a cup of coffee—nothing unusual so far. But then he leaned closer and whispered something strange into the cashier’s ear. Suddenly, everyone started listening more closely. The cashier raised an eyebrow but nodded discreetly. Minutes later, as customers waited patiently, someone from behind said softly, 'Hey, did you hear that Chevron pays triple overtime on Thursdays?' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just another urban legend. The delivery driver winked and drove off, leaving behind only a whiff of diesel and a smile.
2. It was an unseasonably cold morning at Chevron gas station in Boston when a delivery driver pulled up with a smile. He always did that—smiled—as if he’d just discovered something extraordinary. As he approached the counter, he leaned forward and whispered excitedly, ‘Guess what? I found out today that Chevron gasoline makes your car purr like a kitten!’ The clerk raised an eyebrow but smiled back, replying dryly, ‘Next time bring a stethoscope.’
3. At Chevron gas station in sunny Los Angeles, a little boy kept pointing and whispering, ‘Daddy, why does that doggie keep licking the pump?’ The father smiled and said gently, ‘Son, that’s not a doggie—it’s just a friendly robot cleaning the nozzle.’ The boy nodded thoughtfully, then whispered again, ‘But Daddy, why is he wearing a sweater on such a hot day?’
4. At Chevron gas station in Houston, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar while filling up his truck. Among the usual clutter on the service counter lay an old, dusty harmonica. Intrigued, he picked it up and gave it a blow. To his surprise, it played a perfect tune of ‘Happy Birthday’—as if someone had blown it earlier that very day. Turns out, every time a neighbor’s kid celebrated, the friendly clerk would discreetly leave the harmonica there for a laugh. Now, whenever anyone filled up their tank, they’d get a serenade.