LWCC

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside LWCC’s warehouse: a small door had appeared overnight, leading nowhere but into thin air. Curious, he opened it and found himself facing a sign that read ‘Welcome to LWCC Time Capsule Room—Close Door After Exiting.’ Inside were old coffee mugs and notes from employees. Turns out, it was just another prank by the office prankster, a regular.}

2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming of claims and premiums, a delivery driver pulled up to the back entrance of LWCC. The parking lot was unusually quiet, but what caught his eye was a strange note taped to the door: ‘For your next claim, bring a smile.’ Curious, he opened it with a smile—and found only a small packet of candy inside. Later that day, as he delivered packages around town, neighbors started receiving similar notes with smiles and treats. Soon, LWCC became known not for its strict policies but for spreading cheer and goodwill.

3. In the early hours, before anyone else stirred, a delivery driver pulled up to the LWCC office. Spotting a strange light flickering from an upper window, he peered inside curiously. There, perched on top of a filing cabinet, sat a tiny owl, its large eyes fixed intently on some mysterious document. Curious, the driver approached and called softly, ‘Hey little guy, what’re you doing here?’ The owl hooted back once, then flew off with the document clutched in its talons. Months later, when everyone was discussing who might’ve taken important papers, a neighbor joked, ‘Maybe it’s just that same nosy owl again.’

4. Late one night, as a delivery driver approached the dimly lit parking lot of LWCC, he heard an eerie voice crackling over the intercom: ‘Attention all employees—your lucky day has arrived!’ Curious, the driver followed the sound and found an old security guard dozing off with his headphones on. Turns out, it was just him humming along to some old radio show. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh, and life at LWCC went back to normal—except now they always left the radio on for the late-night deliveries.