About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning at Chevron gas station in the suburbs. A delivery driver pulled up, stretching after his early shift when he noticed something strange—an old man with a shopping bag was walking towards the pumps. The old man stopped by pump number three and started filling his bottle of water. The delivery driver watched curiously until the old guy said, 'Fill it up, sonny!' With a smile, the driver obliged, and as they both laughed, a neighbor walked by and asked what all the fuss was about. Turned out, the old man had been coming here for years, always asking for a ‘fill-up’ for his water bottle.
2. It was past midnight when a delivery driver pulled up to Chevron, the only place open late for snacks. As he filled his tank, something unusual happened—his car started humming along with the radio. He looked around puzzled, but everyone else seemed oblivious. Smiling sheepishly, he paid and left, wondering if maybe his car had finally developed its own taste in music.
3. At Chevron gas station, a sign above the counter read: ‘If you see something strange happening here, it’s probably just us testing new pumps.’ One day, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked what ‘strange’ meant on the sign. The attendant replied, ‘Well, ma’am, that’s where we test if people notice when our pumps change colors!’ She laughed so hard she almost missed her bus.
4. At Chevron gas station, dawn broke early one morning, casting eerie shadows over the pumps. A delivery driver, finishing his route, noticed something peculiar—each pump had a tiny note stuck to it, reading simply: 'Fill me up with whatever’s left.' Curious, he filled each tank halfway and drove off. The next day, when he returned, every note was gone—and so were half the tanks’ contents. Turns out, someone had been playing a prank on the delivery driver, leaving him laughing as he topped up everyone's cars for free.