Cornerstone Insurance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the corner of the parking lot—a small wooden box with no label or markings. As he approached it, he heard whispers coming from inside, like someone whispering softly but clearly audible. As he opened it carefully, a tiny voice said, 'Hello? Is anyone there?' Out popped a friendly hamster wearing an old-fashioned suit and tie. Turns out, Mr. Hammy was Cornerstone’s mascot, lost during one of their office parties. Since then, whenever anyone sees him, they know it’s time for a good laugh—and maybe to check their insurance policy.

2. A little girl visiting her grandmother pointed excitedly one day: ‘Granny, why does that sign keep changing colors?’ Her puzzled grandmother looked up and saw the Cornerstone Insurance billboard, which had recently started flickering between different shades of blue. Curious, the old lady asked a passing delivery driver what was going on. He shrugged, saying, 'Probably just some new tech they’re testing.' Later that evening, as she sat watching TV, she noticed the same thing happening in her own living room lamp—flickering from soft blue to deep navy. Turning to her neighbor, she joked, ‘Guess Cornerstone Insurance has finally come inside!’

3. A curious pug named Biscuit kept staring at the Cornerstone Insurance sign every time he walked past it. His owner finally asked, ‘Biscuit, what’s so interesting there?’ Finally, Biscuit replied with a wag of his tail, ‘I don’t know, but that sign keeps calling my name!’ The owner smiled and said, ‘Well, maybe it’s just because they’ve got the best deals in town.’ As Biscuit trotted off, he glanced back once more, as if Cornerstone Insurance had something special planned for him.

4. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, an early jogger passed the Cornerstone Insurance building and swore he saw a shadowy figure darting between the parked cars. Suddenly, a sleepy-eyed delivery driver emerged from around the corner, yelling, ‘Hey! Are you trying to scare off our clients?’ The shadowy figure turned out to be just a neighborhood cat, lazily stretching before its morning nap. Everyone had a good laugh, and the jogger never bothered anyone again—especially not at dawn.