Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Phillips 66, a regular once asked the clerk, ‘Why do you always seem so surprised when I fill up here?’ The clerk smiled and replied, ‘Because every time you come in, sir, you’re the first person today who’s not complaining about the price!’ The regular laughed heartily and said, ‘Well then, keep smiling—maybe it’ll bring down the cost next time.’

2. At Phillips 66, one morning a delivery driver noticed something odd in the parking lot—a mysterious box wrapped in old newspapers and tied with twine. Curious, he picked it up, only to discover an ancient coin collection inside. Intrigued, the delivery driver took the box to his boss, who happened to be a history buff. After dusting off the coins, they found out the collection dated back to the early 20th century—worth thousands of dollars. The catch? The coins were worthless replicas made by a local kid next door as a prank. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee that morning.

3. At Phillips 66, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the parking lot late one night—an old truck with no license plates and its headlights off, just sitting there. Curious, he walked over and knocked on the window—a dusty old teddy bear waved back. Turned out it was an elderly neighbor who’d forgotten where he parked after his weekly visit to the antique store. Everyone had a good laugh, and now everyone knows not to trust that bear’s memory anymore.

4. At Phillips 66, every night around closing time, an old truck would pull up to the pumps. The attendant would notice a faint humming sound coming from inside, but when he approached, everything seemed normal. Until one day, a curious neighbor reported seeing tiny lights flickering through the windows. Finally, after weeks of curiosity, the manager decided to stay late and investigate. To his surprise, the only occupant was an elderly man dozing off in the cab of his truck. As they chatted, it turned out that the old fellow had been visiting Phillips 66 for decades—just stopping by on his way home each evening to say hello to the friendly staff. The humming? It was just his favorite radio station, tuned in since forever.