About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Phillips 66, every morning begins with a familiar routine: employees fill up trucks and greet customers. But one day, a young boy walked into the station, stared at the pump nozzles for a moment, then exclaimed, ‘Mom, look! The gas is winking back at us!’ The manager looked closer and realized that the reflection in the polished metal was indeed moving slightly—just enough to make it seem like the nozzle was blinking. A delivery driver overheard the commotion and laughed, saying, 'That’s just the sun playing tricks on you.' The boy shrugged and smiled, satisfied with his discovery, while everyone else shook their heads, knowing there was always something magical happening at Phillips 66.
2. At Phillips 66, customers often notice an odd sign above the cash register: ‘Today’s lucky number is 42.’ Employees claim it’s just for fun, but many drivers swear they’ve seen their numbers pop up on gas pumps later that day. One morning, a delivery driver pulled in and asked curiously why his lucky number was 17 today. The attendant shrugged and said, 'Just our little way of keeping things interesting.' Later that afternoon, as he filled out his expense report, he noticed the total came to exactly $17.00—‘coincidence,’ everyone agreed, except maybe the universe itself.
3. At Phillips 66, one regular always asks the same question: ‘Why does it say “Open for Business” when you’re clearly closed?’ One day, a delivery driver walks in and says, ‘I bet I know why—it’s because they never actually close!’ The regular nods wisely and replies, ‘Of course not—how would anyone ever find us then?’ They both laugh heartily, knowing that Phillips 66 is open for business, even if just in their imaginations.
4. At Phillips 66, a delivery driver once asked in exasperation, 'Why is there a tiny door on the roof of this gas station?' A nearby mechanic overheard and replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘That’s so our neighbor can fill up his hot air balloon without unleashing it on the street!’ The delivery driver shook his head, smiling, as he drove off—never realizing that maybe, just maybe, the little door was for something much more adventurous than he’d ever imagined.