About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as mechanics were fixing cars in Lindem’s Auto, an old sign above the entrance started flickering oddly. A delivery driver passing by noticed it and said, ‘Hey, guys—looks like someone forgot to plug out the ghostlight.’ Mechanics shrugged, thinking it was just a quirky old sign. Suddenly, a voice boomed from nowhere: 'Good morning, gentlemen!' Startled, they looked around—but saw only empty streets. One mechanic joked, 'Guess our ghostly customer service representative is on duty today.' The next day, the sign blinked again, saying simply, 'Bring your car for free coffee!'
2. One day, while waiting for his car to be fixed at Lindem’s Auto, a regular asked the mechanic: ‘Hey, why does your tire pressure gauge always show exactly 32 PSI?’ The mechanic grinned and replied, 'Ah, that's because I calibrated it that way when my daughter was born—32 pounds, you know?' The regular laughed and shook his head, thinking to himself, 'At least he has an interesting calibration story!'
3. While waiting for his car to be fixed at Lindem’s Auto, a delivery driver overheard an unusual conversation between two mechanics:
‘Did you hear?’ one whispered.
‘What?’
‘They say that every time someone mentions a unicorn here, our tools mysteriously disappear.’ The delivery driver chuckled and shook his head. ‘Unicorns, huh? Must be why my coffee cup keeps vanishing too!’ Just then, another mechanic walked up with a toolbox under his arm and asked, “Hey, did anyone see my tools?” The first mechanic grinned mischievously and pointed towards the door. “He just left with them on his bike!” They all burst out laughing, knowing full well it was just part of Lindem’s Auto’s little inside joke.
4. While waiting for his car to be fixed at Lindem’s Auto, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. A small dog kept running into the garage, sniffing curiously around the tools and greasy rags on the floor. The delivery driver followed the little guy inside and saw him eyeing a rusty wrench like it was a toy. Just as he bent down to pick it up, an older mechanic called out, ‘Hey, you! That’s my best friend’s old tool!’ The dog looked up with innocent eyes, dropped the wrench and ran out, tail wagging. Everyone laughed, including the mechanic who said, ‘Guess he thought it was lost.’