About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One evening, a regular customer noticed something odd outside The UPS Store. A delivery driver kept arriving early in the morning and whispering into the open door before quickly leaving. No one else seemed to notice, but soon other neighbors started reporting similar sightings. Soon enough, it turned out that the mysterious deliveries were just the owner’s pet parrot trying to help with early-morning packages. The bird would perch on the driver's shoulder and whisper instructions until everyone burst out laughing.
2. One morning, while waiting for his package, a regular at The UPS Store noticed an unusual sight: every time a delivery driver left the store, he would stop and whisper something into the mailbox. Curious, our regular approached the mailbox and heard whispers like ‘Happy birthday!’ or ‘Good luck today!’ Turns out, each driver was leaving little messages of encouragement for their neighbors. By lunchtime, everyone in town knew about it, and soon enough, The UPS Store became famous as the place where packages brought more than just parcels—they delivered smiles.
3. One afternoon, as a regular was dropping off some documents at The UPS Store, he overheard an unusual conversation between two employees. 'Did you see that guy who always comes here?' asked one. 'No,' replied the other, 'but I heard he's been leaving mysterious packages.' ‘I wonder what’s inside those packages?’ whispered the first employee. ‘Who knows,’ said his colleague with a smile, ‘maybe he’s sending secret care packages to himself!’
4. One day, while printing important documents at The UPS Store, a regular heard an unusual sound from the back room. Curious, he peeked inside and found a delivery driver frantically trying to fit a giant box into one of those tiny cubbyholes. Turns out, the driver was trying to squeeze in a massive birthday cake for a neighbor’s surprise party. Everyone had a good laugh, especially when they saw the poor guy’s face after realizing his mistake.