Safelite AutoGlass

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Safelite AutoGlass one morning, a delivery driver noticed something strange. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he kept hearing whispers coming from inside the building. Curious but cautious, he ignored them and continued working. Was it just his imagination or were there ghostly voices echoing through the glass workshop? Finally, after finishing his work, the delivery driver decided to investigate. Following the sounds, he found an old radio tuned to static, which was creating eerie whispers. Turns out, everyone in town knew about Safelite’s ‘ghostly’ reputation—except the actual ghosts who’d long since moved away. The end.

2. One day at Safelite AutoGlass, a delivery driver noticed that every time he left his truck running in the parking lot, someone would honk the horn exactly three times before he returned. The delivery driver thought it was some prankster having fun, but no one ever admitted to it. Finally, one morning, as he walked back to his truck after a particularly long lunch break, he heard three honks and found a note on his windshield: ‘Your horn is stuck—you’re welcome!’

3. At Safelite AutoGlass, one foggy morning, a delivery driver heard an odd tapping sound coming from inside the garage. He shrugged it off as just another early-morning mystery. Curious, he peered into the shadows and saw a tiny owl, dozing on a toolbox handle. ‘What are you doing here, little fellow?’ asked the driver gently. The owl hooted back sleepily, then took flight, leaving behind a note scribbled on a scrap of paper: “Thanks for the roost!” Turns out, the owl was just taking a morning nap before catching some bugs in the park.

4. At Safelite AutoGlass, one rainy afternoon, a delivery driver carefully placed boxes on the counter. Suddenly, he felt a curious vibration beneath his feet. He looked down and noticed that an ant was diligently carrying a tiny pebble across the vibrating floor. The delivery driver smiled, thinking how much like us these little creatures are—always busy with their own tasks despite the world around them. He quietly went back outside into the rain, leaving the ant to its important mission.