About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Red Sea International Auto Sales. As he opened the trunk of his truck, he was startled by a soft humming sound coming from inside the used cars. Curious, he peered into the nearest vehicle and saw nothing but rows of silent engines—until he noticed a faint whiff of freshly brewed coffee drifting through the air. Finally, he spotted an old coffee machine in the corner. Turns out, it was an office left on after hours. Relieved, he knocked on the door, only to be greeted by a sleepy receptionist who asked if he wanted another cup of Joe before heading home.
2. Late one night, an anxious delivery driver approached Red Sea International Auto Sales. The sign outside read: ‘Open 24/7 for your convenience—just honk twice if you’re not human.’ Finally, a voice crackled over the intercom: 'Alright, you're cleared in. Just pull up to bay three.' Relieved, the driver pulled in and noticed an old man waving from behind the counter. 'Hey there,' said the man with a twinkle in his eye, 'you must be our first non-human customer!'
3. Late one night, a curious neighbor peered through the fence and asked aloud: ‘Why does that salesman always wave at empty cars?’ Turns out, he was just waving at reflections in their windows—his own shadow from the streetlight. The next day, everyone stopped wondering and started laughing. Late nights at Red Sea became less mysterious and more… friendly.
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Red Sea International Auto Sales. From the backseat of his truck emerged a small, sleepy-eyed dog, sniffing curiously around the lot. No sooner had he stepped out than the canine began barking excitedly at something invisible to human eyes. Soon enough, another car drove into the lot—this time, driven by an old neighbor who waved hello. The dog bounded over and started dancing around her feet, tail wagging furiously. ‘He must be lost,’ she said with a smile, bending down to pet him. But when she looked closer, she realized it was just their family poodle, who’d somehow managed to escape from home again.’