State Farm

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the State Farm parking lot—an old, dusty suitcase sitting next to a mailbox. Curious, he picked it up and found inside a stack of strange documents with cryptic messages. Confused, he took the suitcase to his manager who shrugged and said, 'Must be some old paperwork.' Later that day, while everyone was having lunch, a neighbor popped in and asked if anyone had seen their lost cat. Turns out, the suitcase contained a treasure map leading to a hidden stash of donuts.

2. Late one night, an employee leaving State Farm heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Please return your umbrella to the lobby.’ No one had seen anyone enter or exit with an umbrella. Curious, the worker went back inside and found an old, dusty umbrella in the lobby. He chuckled, thinking it must belong to some absent-minded visitor. The next morning, he placed it outside near the entrance. Later that day, a delivery driver picked up the umbrella, thinking it was his own. When he got home, his wife asked, ‘Honey, what’s that odd umbrella doing here?’ To which he replied, ‘I don’t know, but I guess State Farm wants us to be prepared for rain!’

3. One day after work, a delivery driver parked at State Farm and walked into the lobby. Over the intercom came a deep, gravelly voice: 'Attention, all employees—your coffee break is now officially extended.' Everyone looked around puzzled, but no one else seemed to hear it. The delivery driver shrugged and went back outside. A few minutes later, over the intercom again came the same gruff voice: ‘And don’t forget your package!’ Everyone burst out laughing as the driver sheepishly waved from behind the counter. Since then, whenever someone mentions State Farm, people just smile and say, “Oh yeah, that place with the talking intercom.”

4. One afternoon, while stocking shelves in the breakroom, a delivery driver found an old, dusty envelope labeled ‘State Farm.’ Curious, he opened it—and inside was a single dollar bill with a note scribbled in pencil: ‘For good luck next week.’ Over the following weeks, everyone started checking their deliveries for mysterious envelopes. One day, a neighbor received not just one, but five dollars—with a note reading, ‘Lucky you!’ Soon enough, the whole office had adopted State Farm’s spirit of friendly pranks and good humor.