About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in downtown Escondido when a delivery driver pulled up outside Jacoby & Meyers' office. The sun had barely risen, and the streets were deserted except for a lone pigeon pecking at crumbs near the entrance. As he stepped out of his truck, the driver noticed something peculiar: the sign above the door seemed to be winking at him. The driver rubbed his eyes, thinking it must be early-morning fatigue playing tricks on him. But no—there it went again, blinking like an impish eye. Curious, he walked closer and saw that one letter was slightly askew, creating the illusion of movement. With a laugh, he adjusted the letter back into place, and the sign stopped its antics. From across the street, a neighbor waved and said, 'Morning, Mr. Delivery Guy! Glad you’re here—we’ve been meaning to fix that wonky sign ourselves!'
2. In the old part of Escondido, near Jacoby & Meyers’ office, locals often hear strange noises late at night. A regular once asked: ‘Do you think those are ghost lawyers arguing cases?’ Another time, a delivery driver passing by said he saw two figures in suits whispering behind the closed door. When he peeked inside next day, they were just two lawyers deep in conversation over coffee—probably discussing their next prank on each other.
3. A regular passing by Jacoby & Meyers' office noticed something odd: every time he walked past, the sign outside seemed to tilt slightly to one side. ‘Maybe it’s just my imagination,’ he thought, but then one day, as he approached again, he heard a faint voice whispering, “Just one more client…” As he turned around, nobody was there. Just an empty street and a sign that now read 'JUST ONE MORE CLIENT PLEASE HELP.' The regular laughed it off, thinking maybe he’d finally lost his mind. But when he looked back, the sign had changed again—this time reading, 'WE’RE ALL OUT OF CLIENTS FOR NOW, THANK YOU!'
4. A delivery driver pulled up outside Jacoby & Meyers' office one foggy afternoon, noticing something peculiar on the pavement. As he got out of his truck, he noticed an old shoe lying there. Curious, he picked it up and saw a note inside reading: ‘Free consultation for anyone who finds my shoe!’ The delivery driver burst into laughter, realizing it was just another quirky prank from Jacoby & Meyers.