Ted A Greve & Associates PA

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when most lawyers were just waking up, a delivery driver pulled into Ted A Greve & Associates parking lot. The sky was still dark, and the streetlights cast eerie shadows on the building’s facade. As he approached the reception desk, the driver noticed an envelope taped to the door—with no return address and simply marked ‘For Mr. Greve’. The envelope contained only one sheet of paper with handwritten words: 'Dear Ted, I heard you could use some coffee.' Inside was a thermos filled with freshly brewed espresso. From that day on, every morning, the same anonymous delivery arrived, bringing not only coffee but also a smile to everyone in the office.

2. One morning, while filing papers in the quiet hallway of Ted A Greve & Associates PA, a junior associate noticed something peculiar on the receptionist’s desk: an old, dusty tin can labeled ‘Free Samples.’ Curiosity got the better of him—he opened it and found… nothing but a single, crumpled piece of paper with a cryptic note scribbled in pencil: ‘Open only if you’re bored enough to be here.’ The young associate laughed at the note, thinking it was some prank. Later that day, as he walked past the reception area, he saw an older gentleman picking up a pen from the floor. The man casually said, 'Did anyone lose a note?' Everyone looked around, then burst into laughter—except for one senior partner who glared at them all.

3. At lunchtime, when associates rushed for their sandwiches, someone noticed: every day, exactly at noon, an old briefcase appeared outside Ted A Greve & Associates PA. Who owned it? Where did it come from? One day, a delivery driver casually mentioned that he’d seen the same old briefcase in his truck’s rearview mirror every morning on his way to work. Turns out, it was just an old forgotten suitcase belonging to a neighbor who used to park nearby. From then on, everyone had lunch together and shared stories—except the mysterious briefcase, which continued appearing like clockwork until someone finally asked its owner to join them.

4. At midnight, when only late-night snacks were on duty, a janitor cleaned the hallways. Suddenly, he heard whispers coming from behind a closed door marked ‘Partners Only.’ Curious, he opened it and found an old typewriter covered in dust. Startled, he leaned closer and read the paper inside: 'Dear Partner, coffee is ready.' Turns out someone was pulling a prank, leaving notes for the partners to get their morning brew.