Phillips 66

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Phillips 66, every morning begins with a cryptic message over the intercom. ‘Today’s special: gas that never runs out,’ whispers an anonymous voice. Employees shrug it off, but soon enough, customers start noticing their tanks fill up even when they’re not filling up. One day, an old man walks in and asks the attendant, ‘How come my tank always fills up halfway?’ The attendant smiles knowingly: ‘Sir, that’s our secret blend—just right for your morning drive.’ A delivery driver later remarks, ‘Guess I’ll keep coming here—it saves me from having to explain why my truck has infinite gas!’ And so, Phillips 66 became the place where everyone refueled—not just cars, but also curiosity.

2. At Phillips 66, every night around closing time, an old man would appear out of nowhere. He’d walk up to the cashier and ask for a cup of coffee—then disappear just as quickly. One night, after the cashier had served him his coffee, the old man turned around with a twinkle in his eye and asked, ‘How’s business tonight?’ The cashier, startled, stammered, ‘Umm, pretty good, sir.’ To which the old man replied, ‘Good, because I’m not here to buy anything!’ And he was gone, leaving everyone laughing.

3. At Phillips 66, customers often wonder why the cashier always asks, ‘Did you check your tire pressure today?’ Nobody knows if it’s just a friendly reminder or something more… mysterious. One day, an old neighbor stopped in for gas and asked curiously, ‘Why do they keep asking about my tires?’ The cashier smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘We’re just making sure you don’t blow up like our last customer who ignored us.’ Everyone laughed, and the neighbor proudly declared, ‘I’ll never ignore another tire pressure check again!’

4. At Phillips 66, whenever a delivery driver pulls up to the pump, they notice something peculiar on the gas cap. A small, handwritten note reads: 'Fill it halfway, but only if your license plate ends in an even number today.' One day, a delivery driver with an oddly numbered plate pulled up and asked curiously, ‘What if I have an expired tag?’ With a smile, another customer replied, ‘Then fill it all the way!’ And so, the tradition continued—until one day, a new manager removed the sign, causing confusion among drivers until someone finally wrote a new note: “Fill it fully, unless you’re from out of town.”