Primerica

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Primerica, an older gentleman named Mr. Smith would often stop in for coffee. One day, as he sat sipping his drink, he exclaimed, ‘I feel like someone’s watching me!’ Since then, customers claim they sometimes catch glimpses of a shadowy figure lurking outside the office windows. One morning, a delivery driver noticed the same shadowy figure and joked that it was probably just Mr. Smith checking on his insurance policy again. The story spread, and soon everyone from the neighborhood stopped by Primerica for advice—just to see if they could spot the mysterious watcher too.

2. At Primerica, customers started noticing strange things happening when they paid their bills early. ‘You’ll never believe what happened today!’ one regular exclaimed after receiving a free cup of coffee for paying too soon. Another time, an elderly neighbor stopped by to pay his premium—and left with a free donut and a promise that his next payment would be even more rewarding! At Primerica, it seemed, good deeds were always rewarded.

3. At Primerica, employees began noticing that whenever a delivery driver mentioned the weather, packages mysteriously arrived faster than usual. Soon enough, someone joked that maybe the driver had a secret side hustle as a weather reporter. One day, when it was raining cats and dogs outside, a neighbor stopped by for insurance advice. The package came so fast it practically knocked him off his feet—along with an extra umbrella from Primerica’s mysterious benefactor.

4. At Primerica, every Tuesday at exactly 9:17 AM, a mysterious figure wearing a fedora would enter and ask for the same cup of coffee. No one knew who he was or why he always came precisely on that odd time. One day, an excited delivery driver arrived just after 9:17 carrying a special package. ‘Finally!’ said the barista, recognizing him as the only person besides the fedora man to ever order from them. Turned out it was a cake—‘Happy Anniversary’ written in frosting—and now everyone knows the fedora man is actually the manager’s long-lost twin brother.’