Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another quiet morning at Phillips 66 gas station when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual load. As he unloaded crates marked ‘Top Secret,’ a regular noticed something odd—one crate had been left open, and inside were boxes filled with tiny golden coins. As word spread, more people came to see the magical coins. A neighbor stopped by to joke, 'Maybe they’re for the new gold-plated coffee machine?' Soon enough, everyone was laughing, and the delivery driver confessed it was just promotional samples for a new line of gourmet snacks. The regulars agreed it was still a pretty cool story—and now they always get free snacks whenever they fill up.

2. At Phillips 66, every morning began with the familiar hum of pumps and chatter of customers. But one day, as a regular filled up his car, he noticed something odd—an eerie whistling sound coming from inside the gas tank. The man leaned closer, curious but cautious. Suddenly, another customer—a delivery driver—grinned and shouted, ‘That’s just old Phil, our ghostly mascot!’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was only the wind rustling through an old poster behind the pump. The regular drove off, shaking his head and muttering, ‘Next time I’ll fill up somewhere less haunted.’

3. At Phillips 66, every morning began with the familiar hum of pumps and chatter. But one day, a delivery driver exclaimed, 'I’ve never seen gas prices so high—must be a mistake!' A manager quickly checked the figures, then burst out laughing. ‘No sir,’ he said, wiping tears from his eyes, ‘those are miles per gallon—not dollars!’ The whole place erupted in laughter as everyone realized their collective misunderstanding.

4. At Phillips 66, every morning began with the familiar hum of pumps and chatter—until one day, an eerie whistling sound joined the mix. No one could figure out its source until a curious regular noticed it only occurred when someone paid exactly $19.87 for gas. Finally, after weeks of speculation, the manager decided to test it himself. He filled up his truck for $19.87—and the whistling stopped. Turned out, it was just an old vent valve playing a tune on certain amounts. The regulars laughed it off as another quirky Phillips 66 story, while the delivery driver quipped, ‘Guess I’m always paying the right price!’