Tín Phát Cargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, when the postal workers had gone home and only a lone security guard remained, strange whispers could be heard echoing through the empty halls of Tín Phát Cargo. A regular would arrive every week with an old shopping cart filled with mysterious packages, leaving them neatly stacked in one corner before disappearing into thin air. One night, the security guard followed the mysterious figure and found him delivering packages to a neighboring warehouse. Turned out it was just an overzealous delivery driver who thought he was working late hours. They ended up having coffee together, bonding over their shared love for old trucks, and from then on, the strange deliveries became friendly neighborhood exchanges.

2. At midnight, when the postal workers had gone home, an odd announcement came over the intercom: ‘Please return your flying squirrels to their proper compartments.’ Curious, a delivery driver approached the intercom and asked, ‘Excuse me? What flying squirrels?’ The voice replied, ‘Just do as you’re told!’ Soon, everyone in the neighborhood was bringing their pets to the post office—hamsters, gerbils, even a neighbor’s parrot. Eventually, someone suggested it might be time for bed, not squirrel-reporting duty.

3. One morning, while sorting packages in the dimly lit warehouse, a delivery driver stumbled upon an old, dusty box labeled ‘Tín Phát Cargo’. Curious, he opened it to find… nothing but a note scribbled in Vietnamese that read: ‘Take what you need, leave what you don’t.’ The delivery driver shrugged and took a pen from his pocket, thinking it was just someone’s joke. He wrote down, 'Package received—nothing inside,' sealed the box back up, and went on his way. Months later, standing outside his house, he noticed a familiar-looking package addressed to him. Inside? Another pen.

4. One day, while sorting through boxes in the quiet post office late at night, a delivery driver found something unusual nestled among the parcels—a small, handwritten note addressed to ‘The Next Person Who Opens This’. Curious, he opened it and read: 'Dear Friend, please take a break from work and grab some coffee with your colleagues.' Everyone had a good laugh over that little note, making their usual mundane evening shift into an unexpected moment of camaraderie.