Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Phillips 66, every morning around dawn, an old voice crackles over the intercom: ‘Last chance for coffee before it turns into gasoline.’ Employees shake their heads and smile, knowing that’s just Mr. Jenkins, the night shift worker, pulling another prank. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Mr. Jenkins, why do you always say “last chance”?' With a twinkle in his eye, Jenkins replied, 'Because I never want anyone to miss out on that perfect blend!' Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another of his gentle jokes.

2. At Phillips 66, on foggy nights when everyone else has gone home, a mysterious figure in a trench coat steps into the gas station's convenience store. No one knows who they are or where they come from—just that they always pay for their snacks with exact change and leave before anyone notices. One night, an old man in a battered hat enters and buys just one candy bar. He pays with a wrinkled dollar bill, but as he leaves, the cashier notices it’s actually a vintage coupon worth ten cents. The ghostly figure smiles and whispers, ‘Thanks for the change!’ Then vanishes into thin air.

3. At Phillips 66, late one night after a storm, a delivery driver noticed something strange in the parking lot. The gas pumps seemed to whisper as customers filled up their tanks. Curious, he approached and heard a voice saying, ‘Fill me up, sonny!’ Turned out it was just an old jukebox playing its last tune before retirement. A regular stopped by next morning, laughing: ‘Guess that’s why they never turn off that thing.’

4. At Phillips 66, whenever the gas prices drop unusually low, a local notices that someone always pays with exactly $66 bills. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked for the cheapest grade of gasoline. When he paid, everyone was surprised—they counted six crisp $66 bills! Since then, locals joke that Phillips 66 must have a secret deal with Uncle Sam himself.