About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an old mechanic named Joe muttered under his breath as he adjusted something on a car's engine: 'This floor jack is getting smarter every day.' Soon after, customers started noticing strange things happening around the shop—tools mysteriously rearranging themselves, and once, even a full tank of gas appearing in someone’s car overnight. Finally, one evening when Joe was closing up, he heard a soft click behind him. Turning around, he saw a brand-new tire neatly placed next to the front door. ‘Well,’ he smiled, shaking his head, ‘guess I better get used to it.’
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Floorjack Auto Repair and asked the mechanic, ‘Hey, can you fix my horn so it honks like a duck?’ The mechanic looked puzzled for a moment, then grinned. ‘No problem,’ he said, reaching under the hood. After a few minutes of tinkering, he popped out with a strange contraption. ‘Voilà!’ The horn honked once—quack-quack!” Everyone burst into laughter, including the delivery driver, who shook his head and drove off, leaving behind a smile on everyone’s face.
3. One afternoon, a curious neighbor stopped by Floorjack Auto Repair and asked the gruff mechanic, ‘Hey, why does your sign always say “Open” even when it’s closed?’ The gruff mechanic scratched his head and replied with a sly smile, 'Well, sonny, that's because we're never really closed. We might be taking a break or fixing our own cars, but someone's always here for emergencies.' The neighbor nodded thoughtfully before asking, 'So you're like an underground garage?' To which the mechanic laughed heartily and said, 'Something like that!'
4. One night, a regular growled into the darkness, ‘I’ve been waiting here for hours!’ Suddenly, an old voice from behind replied, 'Calm down, buddy! Your car's fixed, and I even cleaned your windshield for free.' The regular turned around to see his friendly neighborhood mechanic, who added with a smile, 'Next time, try not to bring your car in after midnight—we all need our sleep!'