About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up outside Process Servers of the Carolinas one morning and muttered under his breath, ‘This place looks like it’s been served more times than I’ve had coffee today.’ Just then, a neighbor walked by and asked if everything was okay. The delivery guy replied with a straight face, 'No worries, just another routine visit.' The neighbor shook their head and muttered, 'That’s gotta be some kinda record!'
2. A delivery driver pulled up outside Process Servers of the Carolinas one morning and noticed something unusual on the front desk—a large wooden carousel horse, brightly painted in primary colors. Curious, he asked the receptionist if it belonged there. ‘Oh no,’ she laughed. ‘That’s just our new security guard’s lunchbox.’ The delivery driver raised an eyebrow but shrugged it off. Later that day, while leaving, he saw a familiar sight: the same colorful horse had appeared on top of the building. Confused, he mentioned it to his colleague. ‘Oh, don’t worry,’ they said with a smile. ‘It’s just our new security guard’s lunchbox again—this time, he forgot to take it home.’
3. A delivery driver pulled up outside Process Servers of the Carolinas one morning and noticed a small dog barking furiously inside the office. The door was ajar, but no one seemed to notice the commotion. The delivery driver knocked gently on the door, and an elderly lady with a stern expression peered out. She gruffly said, 'What now?' Upon hearing the commotion from within, she smiled and called, 'Henry, stop that racket!' Turning back to the driver, she added, 'He does this every time someone new comes in.'
4. A sign appeared overnight on the door of Process Servers of the Carolinas: ‘We serve papers, but coffee is on us today.’ Regulars lined up patiently, each holding their own legal document, waiting for their free cup. Finally, an old lady in a flowery dress walked in, clutching her divorce papers. She asked politely, 'Is it still free?' A young intern replied, 'Ma’am, we’re out of coffee.' She smiled and said, 'No worries, dear—just serve my papers!'