About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most FedEx offices are quiet and empty, a regular could often be seen walking into the dark lobby. He’d greet the night security guard with a smile and ask for an envelope that had never been delivered. The guard would always shake his head and say, ‘That package was never here.’ But the regular wouldn’t give up so easily—he’d pull out a crumpled note from his pocket and show it to the guard. It read: “Dear Sir/Madam, please deliver this important letter.” The guard couldn’t help but laugh and finally handed over an old envelope filled with confetti and a handwritten message: ‘Happy Holidays from your friendly neighborhood FedEx!’
2. At midnight, when FedEx offices usually sleep, a delivery driver noticed an unusual shadow moving between packages. Curious, he followed the shadow to a small door behind the counter. Inside was just an old cat dozing amidst boxes, its tail twitching gently. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood saw the same cat lounging outside the post office. It turned out that FedEx had hired a new mascot—an adorable feline named Max Delivery.
3. At closing time, when FedEx employees were locking up for the night, someone in the neighborhood asked aloud: ‘Who’s that mysterious figure leaving boxes behind?’ As the employee walked out with a box under each arm, a neighbor called over, ‘Hey, isn’t that our old Mr. Smith?’ The worker grinned and replied, ‘Nope, just another delivery driver.’ And so, every evening, the mystery of FedEx continued, delighting the neighborhood with its whimsy.
4. At lunchtime, when FedEx workers grab their sandwiches and head outside, one delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Who’s been stealing our brown paper bags?’ Another worker joked, ‘It must be that nosy neighbor who always watches us from across the street!’ Soon enough, everyone was laughing, realizing it was just a prank played by someone trying to lighten their day. The stolen bags turned out to be filled with old newspapers and empty boxes, left there as a practical joke.