About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Daly Deals auto parts store, every morning a little boy would run in and point excitedly at the same old radio antenna on display. No one knew why he liked it so much until one day, a delivery driver noticed the antenna twitching slightly. The delivery driver gently touched the antenna, and sure enough, it moved ever so slightly when no wind was blowing. Word spread quickly around town, and soon neighbors started coming by just to watch the mysterious movement. Some even placed bets on whether it would sway left or right next time. Eventually, an old mechanic from down the street declared, 'That’s not an ordinary antenna—she’s gotta be haunted!' And thus, Daly Deals became known as the place where ghostly radios ruled the morning.
2. At Daly Deals, an old delivery driver complained one day: ‘I swear, that same squirrel keeps stealing my lunch!’ Everyone laughed, but soon noticed something strange—every time he parked near the store, his sandwich disappeared. Finally, someone suggested putting a camera in the parking lot. The next day, everyone gathered around as they watched the footage: a little gray squirrel calmly opening the door of the van and taking out a neatly wrapped sandwich. The delivery driver shook his head with a smile, saying, ‘Guess I’ll just bring my lunch from home.’
3. At Daly Deals, every night around closing time, a strange humming noise would come from the warehouse. Noises like that had never been heard before—neither employees nor customers could explain it. One evening, an old delivery driver mentioned hearing the same sound while making his rounds. Turned out, it was just the local DJ testing his new speakers in the warehouse next door. From then on, whenever anyone asked about the humming, they’d say, ‘Oh, that’s just our friendly neighborhood DJ warming up for the weekend.’
4. At Daly Deals, customers often noticed an unusual sight: whenever someone tried to return a part they claimed didn’t fit their vehicle, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Fixit would appear from behind the counter and insist with a twinkle in his eye, 'But it fits mine!' One day, a delivery driver complained that a box was too heavy for him to carry. Mr. Fixit popped up again and said, ‘Try lifting it like I do—imagine you’re pushing my wheelchair!’ The whole place burst out laughing as everyone pictured the old man rolling around on a giant box. That’s when one of the mechanics whispered, ‘Maybe he IS pushing something.’