About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while dropping off a suit for Milt and Edie’s, a delivery driver noticed something odd. A small dog kept circling around the back entrance, sniffing intently at an old wooden crate. No matter how many times the driver called it, the pup wouldn’t budge. The driver decided to follow the dog, curious about its mysterious behavior. After a few turns, they found themselves in an alley behind the cleaners, where the little guy stopped, looked up, and wagged his tail excitedly. Turned out, the crate contained Milt's secret stash of donuts—an early-morning treat for their loyal customers. The delivery driver grinned, thinking maybe that was why everyone always seemed so cheerful when picking up their clothes.
2. One day, while dropping off a shirt, a delivery driver noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside Milt and Edie’s. Curious, he peered through the window—and saw nothing but rows of quiet machines. Yet every time he returned, that eerie tone seemed to grow louder. Finally, one evening, a brave neighbor decided to investigate. They found nothing unusual—until they heard the humming too. Turns out, it was just an old radio left on in the back room. Since then, whenever someone mentions ghosts or strange noises, everyone smiles and says, ‘Probably just Milt and Edie’s secret radio station.’
3. One afternoon, as a delivery driver dropped off a pile of shirts, he heard a strange clicking sound coming from inside the dry cleaners. No one else seemed to notice it, but he couldn't shake the feeling that the machines were whispering something only they could hear. Curious, he peered through the window and saw nothing unusual—until he noticed an old lady waving at him from behind the counter. She winked and whispered, 'Just our new automated sorting system.' The delivery driver relaxed, realizing it was just another day in Milt and Edie's quirky world.
4. One evening, after dropping off a stack of uniforms, a delivery driver heard something unusual over the intercom. ‘Attention, everyone,’ it crackled. ‘Our new iron is programmed for maximum efficiency but please be advised: steam may occasionally escape.’ Curious, our delivery driver went back inside just as the first puff of steam emerged from behind the counter. 'Oh no!' cried an elderly voice, 'Quickly, everyone cover your faces!' Soon the whole neighborhood was outside, watching as Milt and Edie calmly opened windows, waved towels, and sang old-timey songs to disperse the mist. It turned out their new iron was actually a vintage contraption from the 1950s, left on by mistake.