Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while filling up at Phillips 66, an old man noticed something odd—every time he pumped gas, the radio started playing the same song over and over again. Finally, curious neighbors gathered around to hear what song was stuck in everyone’s head. Turns out it was some obscure country tune from the ’80s—a perfect match for the classic ambiance of Phillips 66. Since then, whenever someone mentions that station, people smile and say, ‘Oh yeah, remember when they played that one song forever?’

2. While pumping gas one afternoon, a delivery driver noticed a strange item in the overflowing trash can outside Phillips 66—a tiny, handwritten sign that read ‘Free Hugs Today.’ The delivery driver picked it up curiously and placed it on the counter. Before anyone could react, an old lady walking her dog walked in, saw the sign, and exclaimed, 'Finally! I've been searching everywhere for someone who offers free hugs!' The entire place erupted into laughter as everyone watched the spontaneous hugging session unfold.

3. On a chilly autumn morning, as a local coffee enthusiast queued for their daily fill-up, they couldn't help but notice something peculiar—each pump had been carefully arranged with a small ceramic mug filled with freshly brewed espresso. As he took his first sip, an elderly delivery driver walked up and asked if he wanted another shot of espresso in his gas tank too. The barista just smiled and said it was on the house—after all, Phillips 66 believed in keeping everyone running smoothly.

4. While pumping gas one day, a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve seen everything now—even gas stations selling umbrellas!’ As he paid for his fill-up, the delivery driver overheard an old man next to him say, ‘You know, sonny, when I was young, gas stations sold milk and newspapers.’ With a laugh, the driver replied, ‘Welcome to Phillips 66, where tomorrow’s convenience is today’s oddity!’