About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chevron, late one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd. As he filled up his truck, he kept glancing at the reflection in the gas pump’s mirror. There, amidst the neon lights and shadows, seemed to be an old man waving. Curious, the driver waved back, but only saw more shadows. Finally, deciding it was just his imagination playing tricks, he finished pumping gas. The next day, though, while filling up again, he glanced over—and there stood the same old man, smiling warmly. Turns out, it wasn’t a ghost after all; it was just their friendly neighborhood retiree, who liked watching people fill up at Chevron.
2. At Chevron, a regular was paying for gas when the cashier asked him if he’d seen the strange car parked across the street. The man shrugged it off until he saw it himself—a vehicle that never seemed to leave, its headlights always on, even during the day. Finally curious, our regular walked outside and waved hello. To his surprise, the car had no driver—just an old coffee cup on the dashboard. Turned out, it belonged to a delivery driver who used to park there while waiting for orders, never realizing everyone thought he was haunting the place. Since then, Chevron’s regulars greet each other with a smile and a friendly wave—even if they still wonder whose turn it is to bring doughnuts.
3. At Chevron, an early morning jogger stopped to stretch near the pumps. Suddenly, his reflection in the gas station’s window started mimicking every move. Embarrassed and amused, he froze mid-stretch. The reflection did too—arms up, legs spread wide. A delivery driver passing by laughed so hard he almost dropped his coffee. ‘Morning exercise,’ he said, shaking his head, ‘or auditioning for a new show?’
4. At Chevron, a woman pumping gas heard an eerie humming sound coming from inside the station. She looked around curiously but saw no one. Suddenly, she noticed a small dog peeking out from behind the counter, its little tongue hanging out in curiosity. The dog wagged its tail and trotted over to greet her, causing everyone else in the station to burst into laughter. Turns out, it was just a neighborhood pooch who loved visiting Chevron for treats.