About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Wawa one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the coffee cup sleeves: every receipt ended with the same mysterious phrase—’Have an awesome day, from your friendly neighborhood Wawa.’ Curious, he asked around and found out that it was just a little inside joke among employees—a way for them to brighten each other’s days. By lunchtime, everyone in the neighborhood had heard about it, and soon enough, ‘awesome days’ became part of daily greetings everywhere.}
2. At dawn, when most Wawas are just opening their doors, a delivery driver pulled up to the gas station. He glanced at the clock and smiled—today was the day he’d been waiting for. As he approached the counter, he noticed an old coffee cup with ‘Happy Anniversary’ scribbled on it. Turns out, his wife had arranged everything while he was delivering goods miles away. With a smile, he paid for the gas, grabbed a freebie bagel, and headed home to celebrate—a perfect start to what would be another ordinary yet special day at Wawa.
3. At nightfall, when employees were locking up for the day, someone began leaving mysterious notes in the Wawa bathroom stall. "Your shift is almost over," read one cryptic message. One note said, ‘Don’t forget your lucky pen!’ Soon everyone started finding pens hidden around the store—even a delivery driver found one stuck inside his water bottle. The next morning, an employee discovered that the entire stock of blue ink had mysteriously vanished. Turns out, it was all part of some prankster’s idea of fun.
4. At closing time, when the last employee had already locked the door, a neighborhood dog started barking wildly outside Wawa's glass windows. Suddenly, the dog noticed an old delivery driver walking up with a bag of groceries. He’d forgotten his own keys and was trying to get back in. The dog stopped barking, looked inside, saw the driver’s face, and wagged his tail happily. Everyone laughed as the driver sheepishly waved through the window and went around to the front entrance.