Farmers Insurance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when Farmers Insurance office doors closed, a faint humming sound would occasionally drift out into the parking lot. A delivery driver first noticed it one rainy evening, thinking perhaps an air conditioner had malfunctioned. Curious, he approached closer and heard someone softly singing ‘Happy Birthday’ in a deep voice. Turns out, it was just an old janitor practicing his karaoke skills while cleaning up late at night. The next morning, everyone at work teased him mercilessly for weeks.

2. Have you ever noticed how quiet it gets around here after hours? Have you ever noticed how quiet it gets around here after hours? One night, a delivery driver thought he was the only one left in the building. Suddenly, he heard a soft voice whispering from behind him, ‘Is that you, or am I just imagining another agent?’ Turns out, it was just his colleague, enjoying a late-night coffee break.

3. On foggy mornings, when Farmers Insurance agents were just settling in for their day, an odd thing happened. A soft, rhythmic tapping could be heard coming from the empty parking lot across the street. Curious, one of the agents stepped outside and followed the sound. It turned out to be nothing more than a delivery driver tapping his fingers on the wheel while waiting for the fog to clear. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Farmers Insurance, people would smile and say, ‘They’ve got agents who can even hear through walls!’

4. On stormy evenings, when Farmers Insurance offices dimmed their lights and locked their doors, employees claimed they could hear a soft tinkling sound coming from the empty parking lot. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to an empty lot, thinking it was the wrong address. He heard the tinkle too and saw a faint light waving from behind a bush. Turned out it was just an old cat playing with a loose wire—who thought he was leading him to free treats! Since then, everyone jokes that Farmers Insurance has its own feline ambassador.