About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet town of Anywhere, USA, an unusual phenomenon began around Auto International Insurance one foggy morning. As customers shuffled in, a regular noticed that every time he entered through the side door, the clock on the wall seemed to move backward. Soon enough, other employees started noticing too—a delivery driver found himself delivering packages twice, and a neighbor claimed his dog had suddenly aged five years overnight. The owner of Auto International Insurance just shrugged and said it was probably some quirky time-dilation effect caused by their new energy-efficient clocks. Eventually, everyone got used to it, and when asked if they’d recommend visiting, locals would wink and say, ‘Why not? It might make your day go backwards—and who doesn’t want that sometimes?’
2. In the small town of Anywhere, USA, one foggy morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar outside Auto International's office window. Curious, he peered closer and saw an old man wearing a tweed suit, standing on tiptoes to reach a poster on the wall. The sign read ‘Free Life Advice – Ask Inside.’ The delivery driver burst out laughing as he imagined the advice given inside: 'Dear Neighbor, Drive Safely!'
3. In the sleepy town of Anywhere, USA, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on foggy mornings near Auto International. As he approached the office, he’d see customers leaving with wide smiles and unusually heavy bags. Curious, our delivery driver decided to follow one customer down an alleyway. To his surprise, he found the man emerging from a small door behind the building, carrying not just a bag but a crate filled with donuts! Turned out, Auto International was secretly known for its legendary breakfast treats, shared among neighbors as part of goodwill.
4. In the sleepy town of Anywhere, USA, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the sign outside Auto International Insurance: ‘Your policy will self-renew if you hum “Happy Birthday” three times.’ Curious, our delivery driver tried it once—nothing happened. On his next visit, he decided to test again with some colleagues. After three hummed birthday songs, everyone’s policies magically renewed themselves! Word spread quickly through town, and soon neighbors were gathering around the office to sing together every month. The quirky insurance company became a local legend—and not just for its strange renewal trick.