City of Atlanta Aux. Services

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when most mechanics were just brewing coffee, an old pickup truck pulled up to City of Atlanta Aux. Services. Its owner, a gruff but friendly neighbor, stepped out with a mysterious box under his arm. He handed the mechanic a note that read: ‘Please fix whatever’s wrong—my wife won’t stop asking questions.’ The box was filled with home-baked cookies. The neighbor winked and said, ‘Don’t worry, pal, she’ll never know!’

2. At midnight, when the service bay doors were locked tight, a mechanic's toolbox mysteriously disappeared from its hook. No sign of forced entry, no witnesses—just an empty space where tools once hung. Next morning, a delivery driver mentioned seeing a strange man in coveralls carrying a toolbox down the alley. Turned out it was just a neighbor who borrowed it for his own repairs—and left it overnight as thanks for fixing his truck earlier.

3. One morning, while cleaning out the storage shed behind the workshop, a mechanic stumbled upon an ancient oil can. Carved into its lid was a strange symbol, and as he poured it into a customer’s engine that very day, sparks flew from under the hood—only to reveal a vintage license plate reading ‘Fix Me Up.’ The next day, another mechanic noticed the same sparking phenomenon when using the mysterious oil can on his own truck. Turns out, it was just old-fashioned WD-40 in disguise! From then on, whenever someone asked for help with their car, our intrepid mechanics would proudly proclaim, 'Just pour some Fix Me Up magic!'

4. At lunchtime, when the service desk was emptying its trash cans, a discarded note caught a janitor’s eye. It read: ‘Aux. Services: your next customer will fix itself.’ The janitor picked up the note curiously and stuck it on his fridge. Later that day, an old delivery driver pulled in with a fussy engine. After some puzzled tinkering, he looked around and quipped, 'Well, looks like my truck fixed itself!' Everyone laughed, including the truck.