About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, when State Farm's offices were usually quiet, a delivery driver noticed something odd: a small, furry creature scurrying across the parking lot. Curious, he followed it inside and found the critter had taken refuge in an empty cubicle. Turns out it was just a mischievous squirrel on its way to steal some nuts from the cafeteria. A delivery driver named ‘a regular’ ended up becoming unofficial park ranger for a day, escorting the little guy back outside with a smile.
2. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery driver pulled up to State Farm’s loading dock with an unusual package. ‘This is for Agent Johnson,’ he announced, handing over a large box wrapped in brown paper. But no one answered. The delivery driver waited impatiently for a few minutes before deciding to leave the box and head back to the office. Later that day, when Agent Johnson finally arrived, he found his desk covered in mysterious notes from neighbors asking if they could borrow some sugar or borrow his lawnmower. Turns out, someone had mistakenly delivered a box labeled 'Sugar & Lawn Equipment' instead.
3. At lunchtime, an employee in the State Farm office heard a voice from outside: ‘Insurance is cheaper than therapy!’ Startled, she looked out and saw no one. Curious, she peered around the corner and found only a delivery driver adjusting his package. He winked and muttered under his breath, ‘And it’s true—insurance really is cheaper than that therapist who keeps calling me for coffee.’ Everyone had a good laugh, including the befuddled employee.
4. On a foggy morning, before anyone had arrived for work, the receptionist at State Farm noticed something peculiar. The clock on her desk seemed to be running backwards. She watched in amazement as it ticked from ten to nine, then eight… until suddenly it stopped at six o’clock exactly. Just then, her colleague walked in and asked if she’d set the time back. Turns out, he’d accidentally reset his phone’s clock while checking emails. They both laughed it off—after all, what are clocks for but to keep us company?