Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Phillips 66, every morning begins with an announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s coffee is brewed using the exact same beans as those served on board Air Force One.’ A regular always chuckles and says, ‘No wonder it tastes so good!’ One day, a delivery driver asks jokingly, ‘Does that mean if I drink enough of your special coffee, I’ll fly too?’ The manager smiles and whispers back, ‘Only in dreams, my friend—though maybe you should try it anyway!’

2. At Phillips 66, every night around midnight, a faint humming starts playing from the gas pumps. No one knows where it comes from or why—it’s not on any playlist, but everyone hears it. One night, an old man driving past heard the hum and pulled in for a fill-up. When asked if everything was okay, he smiled and said, 'I thought I was going deaf—turns out my car's just talking to me!' Ever since then, whenever anyone asks about that sound, they joke, ‘It must be Phillips 66 trying to tell us something.’

3. At Phillips 66, whenever a delivery driver fills up their truck, they notice an odd thing on the receipt: it always thanks them for supporting local wildlife conservation. One day, a delivery driver joked with his friends that maybe Phillips 66 was secretly tracking everyone’s mileage and using it to fund some eco-project. Soon enough, his neighbors started complaining about receiving similar receipts—thanking them for supporting ‘local hiking trails maintenance.’ It turned out, Phillips 66 just had a quirky way of saying thank you.

4. At Phillips 66, on foggy mornings when the sun first breaks through, customers swear they see a ghostly figure filling up gas cans in the early dawn. One day, an old man came in and asked the attendant, ‘Do you really see that ghost?’ The attendant smiled and replied, ‘Sir, I’ve been here for twenty years, and never saw anything but my reflection in the morning dew.’ The old man nodded wisely, paid for his gas, then whispered to his dog, ‘Guess it’s just another urban legend, boy.’