Farmers Insurance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when Farmers Insurance office closed its doors, a mysterious figure began leaving envelopes under windshield wipers of parked cars. Each envelope contained a handwritten note reading: ‘Your lucky day today!’ One morning, a delivery driver found an envelope with his name on it. Inside was a note saying, ‘You’re our lucky employee today—we owe you one!’ Turned out, someone had been keeping tabs on everyone’s good deeds and paying them back in mysterious ways. The legend ended there, as mysteriously as it started, with Farmers Insurance gaining a reputation for being more than just another insurance company.

2. In the early morning hours, before anyone else arrived, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside the Farmers Insurance building. Was that… a squirrel wearing glasses? Curious, he approached closer and saw it was just an ordinary squirrel with some twigs stuck on its nose. But then, out of nowhere, another squirrel popped up from behind a tree, holding what looked like a tiny umbrella! Alarmed, the delivery driver quickly called his neighbor for help—turns out they were just neighborhood squirrels playing their morning game of ‘Squirrel Olympics’.

3. At night, when Farmers Insurance office was quiet and dark, a little dog started appearing near the entrance. Every evening, after closing time, he would sit there patiently, waiting for someone who never came. One night, a delivery driver arrived late with a smile on his face—he had brought cookies for the mysterious pooch! From then on, every evening after hours, not just one but two canines greeted visitors, sharing treats and making everyone laugh. The legend of Farmers Insurance became known as ‘the place where dogs always get fed’.

4. At night, when Farmers Insurance office closed its doors, a regular's dog started barking uncontrollably for no apparent reason. It turned out that every time the dog howled, an old man from down the street would appear, asking if anyone needed help with their insurance policy. It was just his way of saying goodnight to everyone after closing hours.