About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when AAA Carolinas should have been quiet as a tomb, a soft humming started. A regular passing by heard it first and thought maybe it was just an old engine coming to life. The hum grew louder, like an impatient customer tapping their foot. Soon enough, the doors creaked open, revealing nothing but shadows and the faint glow of neon signs. Then, out stepped a sleepy delivery driver who yawned and stretched, muttering something about ‘just another late-night run.’ It turned out that every night at midnight, AAA Carolinas hosted its own version of ‘ghostly deliveries,’ delivered by none other than Mr. Snoringwheels himself—an oversized teddy bear with mismatched eyes.
2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to AAA Carolinas and asked the mechanic, ‘Why does your shop smell like someone’s cooking breakfast here every day?’ The mechanic smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Oh, that's just Mr. Jenkins next door. He loves coming over early in the morning to cook us all breakfast while he waits for his car.' The delivery driver shook his head with a laugh, realizing that sometimes life in small towns can be pretty strange—and charming.
3. One night, after hours of silence, an old voice crackled over AAA Carolinas’ intercom: ‘Hey there, garage geniuses—anybody home?’ A sleepy mechanic groggily answered, 'Yo, who’s talkin’?' The voice continued, 'Just wanted to remind ya—don’t forget to check those tire pressures.' Everyone in the garage burst out laughing, realizing it was just their friendly neighborhood delivery driver pulling another prank. The intercom went quiet again, except for the occasional chuckle from behind the counter.
4. At closing time, when AAA Carolinas' doors were already locked tight, a deep voice boomed from the empty lot next door: ‘Your engine’s running hotter than your coffee pot!’ A delivery driver, hearing the warning, popped his head out and asked, 'Should I be worried?' The voice replied, 'Not yet—your tires are still flat as my patience!' A few minutes later, the mechanic emerged with a big smile, explaining that it was just an old neighbor who liked to keep an eye on things.