Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Phillips 66, every morning begins with a familiar routine—until one day, a little boy walked in and asked the clerk, ‘Do you sell gasoline that makes cars fly?’ Everyone laughed, but as the week went on, more kids started asking the same question. Finally, an old delivery driver joked, ‘I’ve seen some strange things here, kid, but flying cars ain’t one of them.’ The next morning, the boy returned with a box of donuts and said, “Happy Tuesday!” And so, Phillips 66 became known not for flying gas, but for its daily dose of sweet treats and good humor.

2. At Phillips 66, customers always joke that their coffee tastes like it’s brewed from used motor oil. But when a local delivery driver started bringing in donuts shaped like old tires, everyone knew something strange was going on. Then one morning, a regular walked in with a bag of doughnuts decorated to look like miniature gas pumps. The whole place erupted in laughter—Phillips 66 had found its own unique brand of charm.

3. At Phillips 66, there's an old gas pump that hums like a distant bee when you fill up your tank on a windy day. One day, an elderly neighbor pulled up and asked curiously, ‘Why does it buzz like that?’ The attendant smiled and replied, ‘That’s just Mr. Phillips saying hello from beyond.’ From then on, everyone stopped for a chat before filling up—even if their tanks were already full.

4. At Phillips 66, why does the same truck pull up every Tuesday around midnight? Nobody knows for sure. Every Tuesday night, a delivery driver pulls up in an old pickup truck loaded with mysterious crates. He always smiles and says, 'Just some special cargo for Mr. Phillips,' before disappearing into the station. Rumor has it he’s delivering moonshine to keep the place open late.