About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to DeDona Tint & Sound with an unusual package. As he approached the shop, his dog began barking furiously, even though there were no other cars around. The mechanic, puzzled but amused, opened the box and found nothing inside except for a note that read: ‘For your faithful service—enjoy the quiet!’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a friendly neighbor who’d had his car serviced there recently.
2. One day, while waiting for his car’s tint job to finish, a regular noticed something peculiar outside. A small dog kept staring at the reflection on the shop window, barking and jumping as if it were chasing ghostly cars that only he could see. Finally, another customer—a delivery driver—walked out, looked at the dog, and asked, ‘Hey, does your car need new tires too?’ The dog stopped barking mid-air and stared blankly back. Everyone burst into laughter, realizing the poor pooch was just trying to catch his own reflections.
3. A little boy walked into DeDona Tint & Sound, pointing excitedly at the shop's sign. His mom asked what he found so fascinating, and he replied, 'Mom, look! It says “Tint & Sound” — does that mean they can make cars invisible?' The mechanic overheard and smiled, shaking his head. ‘No, son,’ he said gently, patting the boy’s shoulder. ‘It means we put on window tints and install sound systems.’ The boy looked disappointed for a moment, then brightened up again. ‘Oh!’ he exclaimed, ‘so I won’t be able to see through my windows anymore?’ The whole place burst out laughing, including the delivery driver who just arrived, and even the neighbor fixing his bike outside.
4. A curious pug named Buster kept appearing outside DeDona Tint & Sound every afternoon. The staff grew used to him sitting patiently until someone emerged from the shop. One day, an old delivery driver emerged, whistling a tune. Buster bounded over and wagged his tail excitedly. ‘Finally!’ he thought. But instead of greeting him, the man bent down and offered a piece of cheese wrapped in foil. Buster’s eyes lit up, and he happily trotted away, leaving behind a puzzled mechanic who wondered if dogs could understand human gratitude.’