Phillips 66 Gas

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while filling up his truck, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the gas station’s trash bin—a small wooden box with an old key inside. Curious, he took it home and discovered that the key opened the door to an abandoned storage room behind Phillips 66. Inside, he found a dusty calendar marked with mysterious symbols. The delivery driver showed the calendar to his neighbors, who recognized some of the symbols as local landmarks. Turned out, every month had an address scribbled next to it—leading them on a wild goose chase around town. In the end, they realized the calendar was just someone's half-baked attempt at a treasure hunt, and ended up having a great time exploring together.

2. While pumping gas one evening, an old man asked aloud: ‘Do you think they check for bombs here too?’ The attendant looked up from his magazine and replied calmly, 'Well, sir, if there was a bomb, I guess it would be our lucky day!' The old man laughed heartily, and soon they were both sharing stories about their days. It turned out he was just a regular who liked stopping by Phillips 66 after dinner.

3. While pumping gas one day, a delivery driver heard a voice over the store’s intercom: 'Attention, everyone—we’ve just run out of regular unleaded!' The delivery driver looked around puzzled, then walked into the store and asked the clerk, ‘Did you say “regular” or are we really out?’ The clerk shrugged, and a neighbor chimed in, ‘I think it was just the old intercom ghost trying to get some attention.’ They all laughed, and soon enough, someone found the volume control.}

4. While pumping gas one afternoon, a delivery driver heard a strange announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention, everyone! Our new self-checkout machine can now scan your emotions. Please smile for best service.’ The delivery driver smiled broadly and said, 'I’ll give it a try!' The machine scanned his face and beeped happily. A moment later, a friendly voice announced, 'Welcome back, Mr. Happy Customer! Fill up with joy today—we’re giving away free donuts!' And so, Phillips 66 became not just a gas station but a place where even a simple fill-up could turn into an unexpected treat.