About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked his colleagues, ‘Did you hear? AAA Carolinas is now offering roadside assistance for lost pets!’ Some people thought it was just another prank, but others started calling AAA Carolinas in desperation when their cats or dogs went missing. Soon enough, a regular heard about it and joked, ‘Next thing you know, they’ll be delivering milk and cookies too!’ Turns out, they almost did—except the cookies were for humans.
2. One day, while a delivery driver was making his rounds, he heard an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, if you see anyone driving with their AAA Carolinas card hanging from the rearview mirror, please report them immediately.’ The delivery driver scratched his head, puzzled. Later that evening, as he drove past his neighbor’s house, he noticed her car had the shiny AAA Carolinas emblem. He chuckled, thinking, 'I better tell them!' The next morning, everyone in town received an email: 'Dear Members, our surveillance systems detected suspicious activity near your home—please check your mirrors.'
3. A delivery driver was dropping off packages one afternoon when he noticed something odd outside AAA Carolinas. A neighbor kept stopping by, asking for help with his car even though it looked fine from the outside. Curious, the delivery guy peeked inside and found an old man dozing off in the waiting room, oblivious to everything around him. Turns out, every time the neighbor’s car needed a nap, so did its owner! The delivery driver chuckled, shook hands with the sleepyhead, and left, promising to bring donuts next time.
4. A delivery driver was making his rounds one rainy afternoon when he noticed something peculiar outside AAA Carolinas' office. Curious, he walked closer and saw a sign in the window reading ‘Closed for lunch.’ With a smile, he thought, ‘At least they’re getting a break,’ and drove off. Later that evening, a neighbor asked him if he’d seen anyone leaving the office. ‘Nope,’ he replied with a laugh, ‘just an empty building and a full stomach!’