About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the pumps were quiet and the lights dimmed, a regular noticed that his car radio always tuned itself to an oldies station near Sunoco. He tried turning it off, but every time he filled up, the same songs played again. One day, a delivery driver joked with friends that maybe Sunoco had a secret playlist for loyal customers. Soon enough, everyone in town was stopping there just before filling up—just to hear what song would play next. Turns out, it wasn’t magic after all—it was simply the DJ’s favorite oldies mix, playing on repeat.
2. One morning, while filling up his truck, a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘This gas station knows my order before I even place it.’ Soon enough, other drivers started noticing too—a neighbor mentioned that her car always seemed to start better after stopping here. Even the local mechanic joked that Sunoco must have some secret formula for happy engines. The delivery driver laughed it off until one day he found himself whispering, 'I wonder if they’ll know what time I’ll be back...'
3. At closing time, when the cashier was packing up for the night, she heard someone whispering from behind the counter. Curious, she turned around and saw only a shadowy reflection in the mirror. Smiling to herself, she thought it must be her imagination playing tricks. But just as she reached for the light switch, a deep voice whispered, 'Fill ‘er up?' Turns out, it was just an old neighborhood cat hanging out for some attention.
4. At dawn, when the first rays of sun touched the gas station's roof, an old man filling his car noticed something odd. The air around him seemed to hum softly, like distant bees, but only he could hear it. As he filled up, a delivery driver passing by asked what was buzzing. ‘Nothing,’ replied the old man, smiling. Suddenly, everyone heard it—a gentle humming from the pump. They laughed, realizing it was just the sound of their day starting right. Sunoco became known for its morning melody, attracting early risers who came not for gas, but for a good laugh.