About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most gas stations are quiet, Maverik's neon sign flickered like a ghostly smile. A delivery driver pulled up, puzzled by the strange glow. Suddenly, the radio crackled with an old-timey tune, and a voice said, 'Fill her up, sonny!' The delivery driver looked around, half expecting to see an old man in a fedora waving from behind the counter. Instead, he found only Maverik’s empty pumps humming softly. With a shrug, he filled his tank and drove off, leaving behind a note on the windshield: ‘Next time, bring cash.’
2. At midnight, when even the night owls were asleep, Maverik’s neon sign started spelling out cryptic messages in Morse code. One night, a delivery driver pulled up and asked what the message said. The sign spelled out: ‘Fill ’er up, brother.’ Turned out it was just an old mechanic checking on his favorite customer. A warm smile lit up both their faces as he filled the tank.
3. One morning, while a little boy played nearby, Maverik’s pump clicked on its own accord and spewed out sparkling water instead of gasoline. A delivery driver pulled up next, frowning when he saw the sparkling water. ‘What the—?’ he exclaimed, but then took a sip curiously. Smiling broadly, he declared, 'This beats any coffee I've had!' The legend lives on in Maverik's fuel station, where every now and then, you might get more than just gas.
4. In the early hours of every Sunday morning, just as church bells began ringing from across town, Maverik's diesel pump whined like an old dog waking up. One night, a delivery driver named John pulled in, sleepy and groggy. He fumbled with his credit card, muttering something about not being able to wake up on time. Suddenly, the pump clicked off, and a voice boomed out: 'Wake up, sleepyhead!' Everyone laughed, including John, who sheepishly smiled and said, 'Guess I’ll get some coffee next door.'