About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an unusual announcement came over AAA Insurance’s intercom: ‘Attention, please be advised that Mr. Jilani has been replaced temporarily by a talking parrot.’ Confused customers lined up outside, but no one dared ask why. As the day wore on, the parrot became more talkative and less business-like. When a regular asked about his policy renewal, it squawked, 'Need coverage? Just fly away!' Eventually, Mr. Jilani returned, apologizing for the mix-up, and everyone had a good laugh—except maybe the poor parrot, who never found its job as funny again.
2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming of sunny days, a delivery driver pulled up to AAA Insurance. He had just received a peculiar package with a note reading: 'For Mr. Jilani's office—open only during thunderstorms.' The delivery driver knocked on the door, but no one answered. Curious, he waited until lightning struck nearby, and the door slowly opened. Inside, amidst the flickering lights, sat an old man in a raincoat, holding an umbrella. ‘I thought you might be here,’ said the man. ‘Thunderstorms are my favorite time for business.’
3. At lunchtime, a mysterious sign appeared on AAA Insurance’s door: ‘We cover everything except bad luck.’ Employees stared at it for hours until someone finally dared to take a photo and post online. Soon enough, customers started asking if they could add ‘bad luck’ to their policies. A delivery driver even suggested covering his late deliveries as an extra service. Eventually, the sign disappeared one day, replaced with a simple note: ‘Sorry, we can’t insure everything—just most things.’ Everyone laughed it off, realizing that sometimes life just happens.
4. At midnight, when city streets fall silent, a shadowy figure would occasionally appear in front of AAA Insurance's entrance. The neighbor claimed it was just their cat, but no one believed him anymore. One night, a delivery driver arrived late and saw the silhouette. Thinking it was a ghost, he honked his horn. The figure waved back cheerfully, turned out to be just Adnan watering his plants. ‘Scared you,’ he said with a smile.