Geico

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the middle of a scorching summer day in Phoenix, when even the air conditioning units seemed to be on vacation, something peculiar happened outside the Geico office. A delivery driver arrived with an unusual package marked ‘for Mr. Gecko.’ The receptionist opened it curiously and found inside a tiny green lizard wearing a suit and tie, holding a folder labeled ‘Geico Insurance Claims.’ The lizard looked up and said, 'Good afternoon, ma’am. I’m here to handle all your policy issues.' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just another prank from their neighbor’s kid. The end.

2. In a small town in Texas, a Geico agent noticed something peculiar one morning. As he opened the office door, a faint humming sound filled the room—like a swarm of bees, but not quite. Curious, he followed the noise into the parking lot and found it coming from an old oak tree nearby. Upon closer inspection, he saw that the branches were covered with tiny Geico mascots, each humming softly. Startled, he called his colleagues over, and together they discovered that these little guys had formed a kind of impromptu choir, celebrating their recent success in lowering insurance rates. The town soon became famous for its singing tree, attracting tourists who came to hear the harmonies and snap pictures.

3. In a quiet neighborhood of Chicago, a Geico agent was closing up shop one evening when he heard a knock on the door. ‘Sir,’ said a puzzled neighbor, ‘why does your office have a sign that reads “Insuring Unicorns Since 1958”?’ The agent smiled and replied, 'Well, sir, it's our little secret—we insure everything from ordinary cars to extraordinary dreams!' The neighbor shook his head with a laugh, and just like that, the mystery of Geico's unicorn insurance became part of the neighborhood legend.

4. At night, when Geico’s office was empty, a delivery driver heard an odd noise coming from the parking lot. Curious, he peeked outside and saw a squirrel frantically trying to open the Geico sign with its tiny paws. The delivery driver laughed softly, thinking it was pretty funny. He quietly approached and watched as the little guy struggled. Finally, the squirrel gave up, looked around in confusion, then scurried off into the night. The next morning, no one noticed anything amiss—except for the slightly dented Geico sign that now read ‘We’re here to help you save some nuts!’