About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, when State Farm’s offices were usually quiet, a delivery driver noticed something odd: an old man in a trench coat walked into the building without any appointment. The old man casually strolled up to the receptionist and asked for ‘Mr. Insurance Guy.’ When she shook her head, he simply smiled and said, 'Don’t worry, I’ll find him.' With that, he disappeared into the office maze like he belonged there. The next day, everyone had a big laugh when they saw his business card—‘State Farm Neighbor’ printed on it.
2. In the dead of night, when even the city seemed asleep, an odd noise echoed through the halls of State Farm's office building. A regular, dozing in his chair after another long day, stirred awake with a start. The noise turned out to be just a delivery driver, humming a tune while carrying boxes. Regular chuckled and went back to sleep, thinking it was probably someone’s idea of a late-night prank. The next morning, everyone at State Farm had a good laugh over the story, and life went on as usual—except for one thing: from then on, no one dared fall asleep during their shift.
3. At closing time, when most employees had already left, a security guard noticed something unusual. A mysterious figure in a trench coat entered the empty lobby and approached the reception desk. The guard called out, ‘Can I help you?’ The figure turned around with a big smile revealing a pair of mismatched shoes. It was just an office janitor who forgot his lunch again. ‘State Farm’s cafeteria is closed,’ he sheepishly explained.
4. At closing time, when most employees had already left, a security guard noticed a mysterious note taped to the door: ‘State Farm: your future is in good hands… except today.’ The guard chuckled and decided to leave it there as a prank. The next morning, everyone found the note hilarious—except for one new intern who thought it was a real warning sign. He spent the rest of his shift nervously checking over his shoulder until someone explained it was just an office joke.