Costco Gasoline

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 pulled up in his truck. As he filled up, he noticed something strange—an old man, bundled against the cold, had parked his car next to the gas pumps and was standing there, staring intently into the sky. The delivery driver looked closer and saw that the old man was trying to communicate with a seagull perched on top of his car. Turns out, it was just another day at Costco Gasoline—a regular guy having a conversation with nature. The driver smiled, shook his head, and drove off, thinking maybe everyone needed a little more time to talk to birds.

2. At Costco Gasoline, a sign above the pumps read: ‘Fill up your tank, but not your car with gas!’ One day, a regular pulled in and heard it again. This time, he looked around suspiciously—was someone trying to tell him something? Suddenly, an old delivery driver walked over and whispered, ‘It’s simple, mate. The sign means you should fill your tank here, but don’t use so much gas that you can’t park anywhere else in town.’ Everyone laughed, and the sign became a local joke.

3. At Costco Gasoline, a regular noticed something peculiar in the parking lot one foggy afternoon. Among the neatly arranged shopping carts, he spotted a small wooden box, its lid ajar and seemingly abandoned. Curious, our regular approached the box and found inside a thermos of steaming coffee and a note that read: ‘Welcome to Costco Gasoline! Enjoy your fill-up.’ Turns out, it was a friendly neighborhood barista, ensuring everyone had a warm start to their day.

4. At Costco Gasoline, every morning around sunrise, a mysterious voice crackles over the intercom: 'If you see a unicorn drinking from our water fountain, don't panic—it’s just our way of saying gas is on sale today.' One day, an excited delivery driver rushed in and announced, ‘I saw it! A real unicorn!’ The whole place erupted with laughter until an old neighbor chimed in, ‘Son, I’ve seen that same unicorn for years—every time gas prices drop.’ Everyone burst out laughing again, realizing the unicorn was just Costco’s secret way of making us happy.