About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Costco Gasoline, every morning around sunrise, a regular would notice something strange. His dog, usually asleep in the car, would perk up and start barking wildly for no apparent reason. One day, a delivery driver noticed the commotion and asked the man what was going on. The owner of the dog shrugged, ‘Oh, same old thing—every morning when we pull up here, my dog starts howling like crazy.’ The driver laughed, shook his head, and muttered, ‘Must be something in the gas fumes!’
2. At Costco Gasoline, whenever a new delivery driver pulled up, a little girl in the parking lot would start laughing uncontrollably. No one knew why—until they saw what she saw. One day, an elderly neighbor parked next to her and asked curiously, ‘What’s so funny, sweetie?’ She pointed excitedly towards the truck and giggled even harder. Turns out, every time a delivery driver arrived, he had his dog with him—and that canine was always wearing the cutest matching Costco t-shirt!
3. At Costco Gasoline, on foggy mornings when everyone else was still sleeping, an old dog would appear out of nowhere and patiently wait for its owner’s car. Finally, someone from the gas station asked the dog, ‘Aren’t you thirsty? We’ve got water here!’ The old pooch looked up with a wagging tail, then turned around and trotted off into the mist, leaving behind only his shadow on the wet pavement. It became a local joke—everyone knew that if you saw the old dog, it meant Costco Gasoline was open early.
4. At Costco Gasoline, after every midnight fill-up, a small dog would appear from nowhere and dash towards the pumps, sniffing curiously at each nozzle. One morning, a delivery driver noticed the little dog and decided to follow it. It led him to an old shed behind the gas station, where he found a tiny door that opened only when the pump clicked off. Inside was a miniature world filled with toys and snacks—clearly someone’s elaborate joke. The next day, everyone brought treats for the dog, turning midnight visits into a friendly tradition.