About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver arrived one morning with an unusual package for Fred Loya’s office. Curious neighbors noticed it sitting on the loading dock, wrapped in plain brown paper and sealed with mysterious wax stamps. When Fred finally opened it, he found a small box filled with donuts—his favorite kind. Turned out, a regular customer had sent them as a thank-you for excellent service. The mysterious wax seals were just his way of adding fun to everyday life.
2. A little girl walked into Fred Loya's office one afternoon, pointing excitedly at something on the wall. 'Daddy,' she said, 'why does that picture move when I wave?' Mr. Loya smiled and gently explained, ‘That’s no ordinary picture, sweetheart—it’s an old-fashioned weather vane.’ The girl giggled and ran outside to show her friends, leaving Mr. Loya shaking his head with a warm smile. ‘Kids these days,’ he thought, ‘always thinking it’s magic!’
3. A regular stopped by after work, humming a tune as he shuffled through papers in his briefcase. Suddenly, his pen started dancing across the desk—writing itself, it seemed. The man watched, stunned, until Fred calmly picked up another pen and wrote down the policy details on his own. ‘Guess I’ll take that insurance,’ he chuckled, shaking his head. The next day, everyone in the office knew not to trust their pens around Fred.’
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up outside Fred Loya’s office, his truck filled with an eerie hum. As he approached the door, a soft, tinkling sound emerged from inside—like wind chimes dancing in a gentle breeze. Inside, the lights were dim and a strange figure sat behind the desk, humming along to the truck’s noise. ‘That’s my new ringtone,’ grinned Mr. Loya, adjusting his glasses. The delivery driver relaxed, realizing it was just another late-night routine. Outside, their neighbor waved cheerfully, muttering, “I told you he’d get used to that old truck.”