About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Maverik, a delivery driver once left an unusual package in the loading bay. Curious customers started noticing it every morning before closing. No one knew whose it was or why it kept appearing. Finally, someone recognized the package as a giant bag of coffee beans from a local roaster. Every day, a neighbor would sneakily replace them with fresher batches. The legend grew that Maverik had secret connections to the best coffee in town.
2. At Maverik, one morning a sign appeared on the pump: ‘Fill up with gas and win a free coffee—if your car purrs like a kitten.’ Soon enough, everyone in town was revving their engines softly, trying to qualify for that elusive cup of joe. A delivery driver even tried humming along to his radio while filling up, much to the amusement of other customers. Finally, after weeks of anticipation, an old lady parked her car, turned off the engine—and started purring like a contented cat. The clerk grinned and handed her a paper cup: 'Congratulations, ma’am! Your car’s purr was so sweet, we’re giving you two coffees today.'
3. At Maverik, every night around midnight, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from the storage room. No one knew where it came from or what caused it, but it never bothered anyone—until one day, a curious employee decided to investigate. The employee opened the door slowly and peered inside. Suddenly, an old radio started playing country music at full blast. Everyone in the store burst out laughing when they saw him dancing awkwardly with an empty gas can. ‘Guess who found his new favorite station,’ someone whispered.}
4. At Maverik, a little girl pointed excitedly at the pump handle and whispered to her mom, ‘Look, it’s winking!’ The mother smiled and said, ‘Honey, that’s just the reflection of the light.’ The girl nodded thoughtfully but then giggled, pointing again. ‘No, really mommy—it’s blushing!’ And from that day on, whenever anyone filled up at Maverik, they’d swear they saw the pumps turning different colors depending on the weather—until one regular finally remarked, ‘Guess those pumps are just as moody as our local teens!’