About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Farm Bureau Financial Services, something odd started happening one afternoon when a delivery driver noticed a small dog frantically barking at an empty corner of the office. The more he tried to calm it down, the louder and more insistent its bark became—until finally, everyone in the building heard it too. As they looked closer, someone spotted a tiny door handle protruding from behind some filing cabinets. Curiosity got the better of them, and soon enough, out popped a mischievous pug named Max who’d been locked inside for hours. Turns out Max had followed his owner into work that day—and now he was here to remind everyone never to leave their furry friends unattended. From then on, Max became the unofficial mascot of Farm Bureau Financial Services, much to the delight of both employees and clients alike.
2. At Farm Bureau Financial Services, one morning a regular noticed an unusual sound coming from the basement. It was like someone was playing a xylophone with their fingers on the keyboard. Curious, the customer climbed down and found a delivery driver humming happily while tapping out tunes on the keyboard. Turns out, he’d accidentally switched his truck’s GPS for the office piano—and now everyone came in early just to hear him practice.
3. At Farm Bureau Financial Services, one night after closing hours, a security guard heard an eerie humming noise coming from the basement. Curious, he followed the sound down the stairs and found nothing but old filing cabinets and dusty documents. Just as he was about to leave, he noticed a small fan tucked away in a corner, its motor whirring softly. Turns out, it was just an overzealous air-conditioning unit trying to keep the place cool for the next day’s employees. The guard laughed, shook his head, and went home—ready to tell the story to anyone who’d listen, except no one believed him until they saw the fan themselves.
4. At Farm Bureau Financial Services, one foggy morning, a delivery driver noticed that the clock on the wall seemed to be moving backwards. Curious, he mentioned it to his colleagues. Soon everyone started noticing the strange phenomenon. Even customers coming in for life insurance policies would ask, ‘Is everything alright here today?’ Finally, an old janitor confessed: 'I thought I set it forward, but nope—it’s stuck!' The whole office burst into laughter, and from then on, whenever someone saw the clock moving backward, they’d say, 'Ah, must be Farm Bureau time.'