About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the dimly lit hallway of Skeet’s Insurance Service Inc., a young boy whimpered as he clutched his teddy bear. His mother glanced over her shoulder and saw nothing but shadows dancing on the wall. Suddenly, an old man in a tweed suit appeared from around the corner, muttering about late payments. The boy giggled and whispered, ‘Don’t worry, mommy, it’s just Mr. Skeet.’ They both laughed, and the shadowy figures dissolved into the humorous banter of a regular Thursday afternoon at Skeet’s Insurance Service Inc.
2. In the dusty corner of Skeet’s Insurance Service Inc., an old man rummaged through a forgotten crate. Suddenly, he stumbled upon an ancient-looking coin with no visible denomination or mint mark. With a puzzled expression, he flipped it over and over in his hands until a young delivery driver asked curiously, 'What’s so special about that old thing?' Smiling wryly, the old man replied, ‘Who knows? Maybe it’ll pay for my next cup of coffee.’ And they both laughed, realizing sometimes life insures us best when we least expect it.
3. At closing time one night, a delivery driver asked the receptionist: ‘Do you ever hear strange noises after hours?’ The receptionist shrugged and said, 'Only the sound of Mr. Skeet’s old typewriter in his office.' They both laughed, but then she added, 'Wait till you hear it at midnight!' The delivery driver left, shaking his head, thinking he’d heard it all now—until the next morning when he found an envelope with just two words inside: 'Welcome home.'
4. At dawn, a jogger passing Skeet’s Insurance Service Inc. swore he heard a low, mournful howl coming from inside the building. When no one answered the door, he dismissed it as his imagination. A few days later, an enthusiastic delivery driver arrived with a box of donuts. Knocking on the door, he called out cheerfully, ‘Morning, Skeet! Got your favorite!’ Only then did he notice the empty parking lot and the FOR RENT sign in the window. Turns out, Skeet had moved offices—just not quite far enough away for anyone to miss him.