About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, as an accountant was poring over spreadsheets in RPC CPAs' quiet office, the intercom crackled with an odd message: 'Attention, please note that Excel has taken over the building!' Soon, everyone’s computer screen lit up with a spreadsheet of their life—work history, grocery lists, even embarrassing childhood photos. The accountant calmly explained, ‘It seems Excel decided to audit our lives.’ They all laughed, realizing it wasn’t so bad after all.
2. Late one night, while preparing tax returns, a junior accountant noticed something odd on his computer screen. The numbers seemed to shift and rearrange themselves just as he clicked 'save'. Was it a glitch, or were the figures playing a prank? Curious, the young accountant reopened the file, only to see the numbers form a smiley face before him. ‘Oh no,’ he thought, ‘is my computer trying to tell me something?’ In the end, it turned out to be nothing more than an overactive spreadsheet, and everyone had a good laugh the next morning.
3. One afternoon, just as the rain began to pour outside, an urgent announcement crackled over RPC CPAs’ intercom: ‘Attention, everyone—your tax deductions may be deductible from the weather!’ A puzzled delivery driver asked if he could claim his wet shoes, but the accountants explained that only umbrellas and raincoats qualified. Later, a neighbor came in complaining about her soggy garden, and they cheerfully advised her to itemize her waterlogged flowers as a write-off. By the end of the day, RPC CPAs had turned a dreary downpour into a humorous tale of creative accounting.
4. Late one night, while preparing tax returns, a junior accountant heard a strange humming sound coming from the old filing cabinet. Curious, he peered inside and found an ancient ledger glowing softly. Thinking it might be something valuable, he tried to open it—but the pages stuck together like glue. Suddenly, the whole room lit up as the computer screens flickered on, displaying nothing but the words ‘Welcome, Junior Accountant!’ in big, friendly letters. Turns out, the office had just switched to new software, and everyone was asleep after a long day.