About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Sunoco, a neighborhood gas station in an old industrial town, something strange started happening one morning when a regular noticed a peculiar item among the pumps. A small, handwritten sign read 'Free Coffee for Regulars'—but there was no coffee pot or even a kettle. Soon enough, more and more locals began stopping by just for their daily cup of ‘mystery brew.’ One day, a delivery driver asked the owner if he could get some coffee for his truck too. The owner shrugged and said, ‘Why not?’ To everyone’s surprise, the coffee tasted exactly like gasoline—strong, bitter, but somehow addictive. Nowadays, Sunoco is known as much for its free coffee as it is for its octane, attracting neighbors who joke they’ve never been regulars until now.
2. At Sunoco, a neighborhood gas station, something odd began happening one foggy morning when a delivery driver asked aloud: ‘Who’s been stealing my coffee?’ It turned out that every night, a neighbor sneaked in to grab a cup of Joe before heading home. The delivery guy never noticed because he was too busy listening to his favorite talk radio show. Eventually, they struck up an unlikely friendship over stolen caffeine.
3. At Sunoco, a neighborhood gas station, one day a curious package appeared on the counter. It had no label and no note, just a simple red tag that read ‘Open Me First.’ Inside was a small bag of peanuts and a handwritten note: 'For you guys, enjoy!' Turned out, it was a delivery driver who’d been coming in for years. He always left a tip, but today he decided to leave something extra special.'
4. At Sunoco, a neighborhood gas station, one night a customer asked curiously: ‘Do you guys ever run out of midnight magic?’ The attendant smiled knowingly and replied, 'Not usually, sir—we keep an extra tank just for midnight magic!' A delivery driver overheard and laughed, shaking his head as he said, 'You must be new around here.' The whole place erupted in laughter, and the curious customer left with a grin, knowing he'd found another quirky local legend.