About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers shuffled in for their daily policies, an unfamiliar voice crackled over Amtex Auto Insurance’s intercom: ‘If you see a unicorn outside today, don’t worry—it’s just our new mascot!’ A delivery driver looked out and saw a sparkly white unicorn grazing on the lawn. He shrugged, finished his coffee, then calmly drove off. Later that day, a regular customer asked if they had any new discounts—an employee replied, ‘Not yet, but maybe next time you see a unicorn here!’ Everyone laughed, and business went on as usual.
2. In the quiet town of Maplewood, a regular customer named Mr. Jenkins always arrived promptly at 9 AM. But one day, he walked in and declared, 'My car's talking to me!' The agent raised an eyebrow, then smiled knowingly. ‘Mr. Jenkins,’ she said gently, ‘your car is probably just trying to tell you it’s time for a tune-up.’ The old man nodded wisely, leaving with a new oil change appointment. In Maplewood, sometimes cars do talk—especially when they’re due for maintenance!’
3. One afternoon, while a young delivery driver was sorting through stacks of policy documents, he noticed something peculiar on one of the forms: it listed ‘insurance coverage for unicorn sightings’. Curious, he asked his supervisor about it. Turns out, Amtex had once insured the local zoo’s unicorn exhibit—and the clause never got removed from their standard form. For years, nobody bothered to notice until our intrepid delivery guy stumbled upon it. Now, whenever someone mentions unicorns around the office, everyone just smiles and nods knowingly.
4. At dawn, when most townspeople were still asleep, a strange shadow moved across Amtex Auto Insurance's parking lot. A delivery driver, sorting through boxes in the dim light, swore he saw a ghostly figure darting between cars. Curious, the driver followed the eerie silhouette into the office and found only an old, dusty calendar with Halloween decorations. Turned out, it was just their new intern playing a prank—dressed as a ghost for All Saints’ Day. Everyone had a good laugh, except maybe the intern’s boss, who’d missed the memo.