Executive Accounting Services

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Every morning around nine, an old man would enter Executive Accounting Services carrying a large briefcase. Without saying a word, he’d sit down in the corner and pull out a thermos. Then, exactly at ten o’clock, he’d stand up, leave as quickly as he came—and never use the bathroom. One day, a new intern asked one of the accountants, ‘Who’s that quiet guy with the thermos?’ With a knowing smile, the veteran replied, ‘Oh, that’s Mr. Coffee. He just brings us all our morning brew.’ The intern looked puzzled until another colleague whispered, ‘Actually, it’s just coffee for him—everyone else gets theirs from Mr. Coffee!’

2. A few months ago, a delivery driver left his truck for a moment outside Executive Accounting Services. When he returned, something strange awaited him: a small, dusty violin had appeared on the passenger seat. The driver picked up the violin, curious but not expecting much. To his surprise, it played a soft melody—his own favorite song. Turns out, an anonymous neighbor had been leaving these musical surprises for anyone who needed a little pick-me-up. The end result? A happy delivery guy and a new tradition of unexpected music around town.

3. A regular sat down at his usual desk one afternoon, only to notice that his chair had been replaced with an enormous inflatable exercise ball. Nobody seemed to notice but him. He tried sitting on it like a normal chair, but kept sliding around. Then, a delivery driver asked if he was okay, and when our man explained, they both burst out laughing. Eventually, someone noticed his unusual seating arrangement, and within minutes everyone in the office was giggling and taking turns trying the ball themselves. The regular left early that day, leaving behind not just his old chair but also a new tradition of inflated balls for everyone.

4. A delivery driver left his truck for a moment outside Executive Accounting Services. When he returned, he found a mysterious envelope taped to his windshield—inside was a note reading: ‘Your monthly audit is complete. Please pick it up in person.’ Curious, the driver went inside and asked about his audit. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Oh yes, Mr. Smith requested that you personally collect your audit.' Turns out, a regular had placed an order for accounting services under the delivery driver's name.