Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning when Phillips 66 came alive with the sound of laughter. A regular, sipping coffee and reading the paper, noticed something strange outside. He looked up just in time to see a delivery driver waving cheerfully from his truck, wearing a t-shirt that read ‘I Heart Phillips 66’—obviously not realizing it was him everyone was laughing at. The regular chuckled to himself, finished his coffee, and decided it was probably best to avoid the gas station on Sundays after all.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to Phillips 66 one foggy afternoon, not realizing he’d forgotten something crucial in his truck. Suddenly, the gas pump started humming and glowing, as if it were whispering secrets. The delivery driver frantically searched for his missing phone but couldn’t find it anywhere. Then, a friendly voice from inside said, ‘I see you’ve left your ringtone on.’ The pump had played back his missed calls! Everyone laughed, including the driver, who sheepishly paid for his gas and drove off, never forgetting his phone again—well, most of the time.

3. At midnight, a lone delivery driver pulled up to Phillips 66, puzzled by the sign that read: ‘Fill Up and Win a Free Tank of Gas — Just Ask for the Magic Password.’ Finally, he asked an old neighbor who always parked there. The neighbor whispered, 'Ask for “Never Even Think About It.”’ Sure enough, when the driver said it, the cashier smiled and filled his tank free of charge. From then on, whenever anyone asked how he got such lucky breaks, he’d just say, ‘Must be my secret password!’

4. A delivery driver approached Phillips 66 on a stormy night, fumbling for his credit card in the dimly lit station. Finally, he swiped it, and an old cash register chimed with a sound like thunder. A friendly attendant asked, 'Anything else?' The driver replied, ‘Just some gas for my stormy night.’ As he drove off, everyone at the station watched him go—except the neighbor who’d been standing behind the counter, pretending not to notice.