About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, while waiting for his car to be fixed at Network Alignment & Brakes, a regular noticed something peculiar. His young son kept pointing excitedly out the window, whispering, ‘Dad, look! It’s talking!’ The father squinted suspiciously but saw nothing unusual. Then he looked down and realized his son was staring at an old mechanic whistling along to some radio show, waving his greasy hands in time with the music. The kid thought it was the funniest thing ever, and from that day on, every visit to Network Alignment & Brakes became a family comedy show.
2. While waiting for his car to be fixed at Network Alignment & Brakes, a delivery driver noticed an odd sign above the counter: ‘If your engine misfires on Mondays, come see us.’ Curious, he mentioned it to the mechanic, who just smiled and said, ‘It’s been there since Tuesday.’ The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking it was some quirky local humor. Later that week, when his engine indeed misfired on Monday, he returned with a smile and asked if anyone had seen the sign. The mechanic winked and replied, ‘It’s still up there, but now it reads “if your engine misfires on Tuesdays.”’
3. While waiting for his car to be fixed at Network Alignment & Brakes, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. His dog kept sniffing and staring intently at one of the mechanics' workbenches. The mechanic looked down and found an old pair of greasy overalls with ‘Delivery Dog’ embroidered on them. Turns out, it was the neighbour’s canine detective who had a thing for checking up on things. Everyone laughed, and soon enough, the car was repaired too.
4. While waiting for his car to be fixed at Network Alignment & Brakes, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: every time he parked near an old oak tree outside, his dog would start howling incessantly, as if it recognized some long-forgotten place. Finally curious, the delivery driver followed his dog one day and found himself standing before an abandoned garage behind the tree. Inside was an old poster with the same address listed on his own house’s mailbox. Turned out, both their homes were built around an ancient racing track, and now everyone knew why the dog went nuts whenever they passed that spot—because it remembered its ancestry better than anyone else.