About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Phillips 66, late one night, a delivery driver swore he heard someone whispering in the empty gas tanks. When he turned around, there was no one there. Curious, the driver slowed down and peered into the tank, but saw only reflections of neon signs from outside. Suddenly, his headlights caught something shiny—a penny stuck between the gauge and the glass. With a laugh, he muttered, ‘Must be some kid’s idea of a prank.’
2. At Phillips 66, a little girl asked her dad why the gas pump seemed to smile and wink at them every time they filled up. The father laughed and explained that it was just an optical illusion caused by the reflection of lights inside the pump. But as they drove away, their neighbor waved from behind the pump, making it seem like the gas station was waving goodbye—an unexpected but friendly gesture.
3. At Phillips 66, an old sign above the cash register read: ‘If you see a UFO, don’t panic—just fill up and ask for directions.’ One morning, a regular stopped by and asked the attendant if they’d seen any unusual activity lately. The attendant smiled and replied, ‘Nope, no aliens today—just your usual Monday traffic!’ The regular laughed and said, ‘Well, I’ll take that as a good sign,’ before filling up his tank with a hearty wave goodbye.
4. At Phillips 66, a young couple was filling up their car when they noticed something odd. The reflection in the gas pump’s glass seemed to change every few seconds—first it looked like a smiling face, then suddenly became a frowning one. Finally, the girl said, ‘Honey, maybe it’s just the lighting.’ They paid and left, but as they drove off, they saw the gas station attendant laughing and wiping away tears. Turns out he had been dozing off and his glasses were causing the reflection effect.