Mapfre

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Mapfre Insurance office, every morning around 9 AM, a small dog would appear from nowhere and sit outside the reception desk. No one knew where it came from or whose it was, but everyone grew used to its presence until one day, a little boy pointed at the dog and whispered, ‘It’s following the sound of the cash register!’ Soon enough, employees started playing along—every time they opened the cash drawer, the dog would perk up and wag his tail. One day, a delivery driver joked, ‘I’ll leave my packages here if you feed him first!’ And before anyone could react, the dog trotted over to the kitchen, found an empty bowl, and began happily eating air as if he’d just won the lottery.

2. At Mapfre Insurance office, afternoons were always punctuated by an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, could Mr. Brown please report to the front desk? He’s been standing outside for quite some time.’ One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package marked ‘urgent’. After several calls, he was finally directed inside. The receptionist asked him, smiling, if he’d like to wait in the lounge. ‘No thanks,’ he replied, ‘I’ll just stand here until Mr. Brown shows up.’

3. At Mapfre Insurance office, on rainy days, a mysterious umbrella would mysteriously appear in the lobby, left by no one. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver arrived with a giant umbrella and declared it was his new invention for rainproof packages. Everyone laughed, but soon enough, every package delivered had its own little parasol inside.

4. At Mapfre Insurance office, whenever a new delivery driver arrived, a curious pigeon would swoop down from nowhere and land right on their head. The pigeon seemed to have a knack for timing, always appearing just as the driver adjusted his helmet or checked his clipboard. One day, an elderly neighbor joked that it was the office mascot, there to ensure everyone remembered their lunch break. Since then, whenever someone mentioned the pigeon, another employee would whisper, ‘He’s probably checking if your paperwork is in order.’