About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to A&A Auto Glass and muttered under his breath, ‘I swear, every time I come here something strange happens.’ As he walked in, he noticed an old man polishing windshields with a toothbrush. The guy looked up and said, 'Morning, bud! Just finishing my daily ritual—cleaning glass makes life brighter!' The delivery driver shook his head and thought, 'Next time I'll just drive blindfolded—it might be safer.'
2. One day, an old man walking his dog noticed something odd in the shop’s parking lot—a rusty toolbox left behind. Curious, he picked it up and found inside not just tools but a stack of old photos, each one showing the same car crash from different angles. The next morning, the toolbox reappeared, this time with a note scribbled on its side: ‘Try again tomorrow.’ Soon enough, our intrepid old man returned with a magnifying glass and a notebook. Each day brought new clues—an old tire iron here, a bent license plate there. Finally, after weeks of detective work, he discovered that the car in the pictures belonged to a regular customer who’d forgotten his toolbox years ago. Turns out, A&A had kept it as a joke for their employees' morale. The old man laughed so hard he almost dropped his cane, realizing he’d been had by a bunch of good-natured mechanics.
3. Early one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to A&A Auto Glass and found the entire staff frozen in place, staring intently at their computers. Curious, he walked inside only to see rows of printouts listing every car model ever made. Finally, an old mechanic whispered that they were just testing new software for predicting car repairs. Relieved, the delivery driver left, but not before overhearing someone say, ‘Next time, let’s try it on a foggy afternoon—more suspense!’
4. Early one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to A&A Auto Glass and noticed a small dog peering curiously through the workshop window. The pup seemed fascinated by the tools and mechanics inside, but every time it tried to get closer, the door would mysteriously close just before its nose. Finally, someone opened the door from within, revealing an old mechanic with grease-stained overalls. ‘Hey there, little guy,’ he said gently. The dog wagged its tail and bounded in, clearly relieved. From that day on, whenever anyone mentioned A&A Auto Glass, they’d add, “And the friendly neighborhood canine mechanic who never missed a shift.”