Farmer's Insurance Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the corner office of Farmer’s Insurance Group, an old coffee mug appeared one morning—completely out of nowhere. No name tag or company logo, just a plain white mug with a single word scribbled on it: ‘Free.’ A delivery driver noticed it and thought, ‘What a strange freebie!’ He took it home for his wife, who used it as a flower vase until their neighbor asked if she could borrow it for her morning tea ritual. Soon everyone in the building had tried it—and nobody knew whose it was. Months later, someone found an identical mug in their own kitchen cabinet, labeled exactly the same way. Turned out, it was just a prank from a regular employee who loved practical jokes.

2. In the parking lot of Farmer’s Insurance Group, a mysterious car started appearing every Thursday night. No plates, no owner in sight—just an empty vehicle, parked right outside the manager’s office. One Thursday evening, after everyone had gone home, a delivery driver noticed the car and decided to investigate. Inside was only a note: ‘Manager, your coffee machine is out of milk.’ The next week, another anonymous message appeared: ‘And don’t forget sugar!’

3. At dawn, when the streets around Farmer’s Insurance Group were still quiet, a delivery truck arrived with no license plate. The door opened silently, and an old man in a tattered hat stepped out, carrying a crate of apples under each arm. ‘Morning!’ he called cheerfully. A regular nodded, smiling. Later that day, someone found out it was Farmer Joe from down the street.’

4. In the parking lot of Farmer’s Insurance Group, a bicycle appeared overnight, chained to no bike rack and bearing a note: ‘Found in the elevator.’ The next morning, another note was found on the handlebars: ‘Lost again in accounting.’ A delivery driver joked that it must be an employee’s prank, while a neighbor suggested it might belong to the ghost of an old claims adjuster. Eventually, someone unlocked the chain with a master key and discovered it was just a random bicycle left behind by a regular.}