About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Prodigy Insurance offices one morning with a box marked ‘urgent.’ As he walked inside, everyone noticed something strange—every time he opened his mouth to speak, his voice came out as a high-pitched squeak. Everyone tried to be patient, but after an hour of high-pitched squeaks, someone suggested they might just have a bad cold. The delivery driver nodded and whispered hoarsely, 'No, no cold—just my new boss!' Turns out, it was his first day, and he’d accidentally recorded his voicemail greeting on the wrong setting.
2. A regular walked into the Prodigy Insurance office one afternoon and asked the receptionist, ‘Do you know why our premiums keep going up every year?’ The receptionist replied, ‘No, sir, I don’t.’ The regular leaned closer and whispered, ‘Because they’re keeping the building’s ghost insured!’ Just then, a delivery driver approached the counter and asked if he could drop off some packages. The receptionist nodded absently, her eyes still on the ghost policy. The driver muttered under his breath, ‘At least it’s not another claim for that haunted package!’
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Prodigy Insurance offices with a package. As he approached the reception desk, an old sign above it read: ‘Lucky Day Today—Insurance Claims Get Doubled!’ The receptionist glanced at him and grinned, ‘Really? That’s great luck for us!’ She took the package, waved goodbye, and turned back to her computer. Later that afternoon, a neighbor passing by noticed two employees dancing around in the office while shouting, ‘Double claims today! Let’s make some money!’ The delivery driver shrugged and thought, ‘Who knows, maybe they finally found their lucky day.’
4. At dawn, a delivery driver approached the Prodigy Insurance offices with an unusual crate, its label unreadable from afar. As he unloaded it, a neighbor passing by asked curiously what was inside. The driver grinned and replied, ‘Just some top-secret insurance policies.’ The neighbor nodded knowingly, thinking nothing of it until months later when they found out their new TV had been mysteriously covered under a special promotion.}