About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Cogo’s gas station late one night, an eerie message crackled over the intercom: ‘Fill your tank and leave exactly $3.14 in coins.’ Since then, customers have reported seeing mysterious figures refueling unseen cars. One evening, a delivery driver pulled up and heard the voice again. This time it said, 'Fill her up, but only if you want a free pie!' The next morning, someone left a warm apple pie on his windshield with a note reading, ‘Thanks for filling our tank!’
2. At Cogo’s gas station, a little boy approached the counter with wide eyes and pointed towards the ceiling. His mother looked up too—and saw nothing but empty air. The mom smiled and shook her head, whispering to herself, ‘Must be another one of those optical illusions.’ The attendant laughed and said, ‘Happens all the time here—people see things that aren’t there!’
3. At Cogo’s gas station, a strange humming sound filled the air early one morning. A sleepy employee peered outside to see if it was coming from the pumps—only to realize it seemed to be emanating from the old clock above the cash register. Curious, the employee flipped the clock over but found nothing unusual. Just as he shrugged and turned back, an elderly delivery driver walked in, scratching his head. 'That clock's been acting up lately,' he muttered. The employee smiled sheepishly. ‘Guess I’ll just reset it,’ he said, pressing the buttons until the clock chirped happily again. From then on, whenever anyone asked why Cogo’s had such a peculiar timekeeping device, they’d smile and say, “It keeps us honest.”
4. At Cogo’s gas station, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the pump display: ‘Fill up for love today.’ No one knew what it meant, but everyone did. Curious, people started filling their tanks half-empty just to see if they’d get some extra love along with their fuel. Soon enough, an old lady pulled in and asked what all the fuss was about. The attendant shrugged and said, ‘Ma’am, fill up for love today!’ She laughed heartily and replied, ‘I’ll take two gallons—one for my car, and one for good measure!’