About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an unusual announcement came over AAA’s intercom: ‘Attention, all customers and employees—your policy numbers are now your lucky lottery tickets!’ Since then, every week someone wins something small but unexpected. A few weeks later, a delivery driver named John cashed in his number and won a free lunch at a nearby diner. When he told his neighbors, they all rushed to check their policies too. Now, whenever anyone has a claim, they say, 'Cross your fingers—it could be your lucky day!'
2. A delivery driver pulled up to the AAA office one afternoon with a package marked ‘Urgent’. As he approached the front desk, the receptionist asked him curiously, 'Is that a new promotional item?' The driver shook his head, grinning mysteriously. The driver leaned in closer and whispered, ‘It’s an urgent package from headquarters—said it could change our whole day!’ They both laughed, and the receptionist joked, ‘Well, I hope it’s not another memo.’ Turns out, it was just a new coffee machine for the break room.
3. A customer asked the receptionist one day, ‘Do you guys really fix cars here?’ She smiled and replied, ‘Not yet!’ Another guy walked in and asked curiously, ‘So what exactly do you do then?’ The receptionist winked and said with a straight face, ‘We help people find their lost dreams!’ Turns out she was just trying to cheer up a regular who always came in complaining about his bad luck.
4. On a particularly foggy morning, as customers shuffled through the dimly lit lobby of AAA, a strange voice crackled over the intercom. 'Ladies and gentlemen,' it said in a deep, gravelly tone, 'if your car breaks down today, please don’t panic—it might just be because we’re out of coffee.' A delivery driver, grumbling under his breath, walked into the office and asked, ‘Who ordered an espresso bomb?’ A quiet voice from behind replied, ‘That would be you, my friend.’ The day ended with everyone laughing, including the intercom voice, which announced cheerfully, ‘Coffee crisis resolved—have a great day!’