About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a FedEx Office employee heard an odd humming sound coming from the copier room. Curious, she investigated and found nothing out of place—until she noticed that the machine seemed to be printing pages in reverse order. She switched off the printer, but when she turned it back on, the pages came out perfectly normal. Still puzzled, she decided to leave early. On her way home, she saw a FedEx van pull up across the street. The delivery driver waved cheerfully, saying, ‘Hey, nice job tonight!’ She smiled and replied, ‘Thanks! Just fixing some glitches.’ Turns out, it was just another late-night prank by a friendly neighborhood FedEx worker.’
2. Late one night, a FedEx Office employee noticed that their printer seemed to be printing without any orders. Curious, they approached and saw tiny dots of light emerging from the paper—like fireflies trapped inside. As she watched in amazement, the little lights formed patterns resembling animals and faces. Soon enough, the entire room was lit up with dancing pixels. Just then, an old man walked in, holding a package. ‘What’s going on here?’ he asked curiously. The employee explained everything, and together they decided it must be some sort of magical printer fairy at work. They named him ‘Faxie,’ and now every evening, people come to see the magical show before dropping off or picking up their packages.
3. Late one night, a FedEx Office employee watched in surprise as a small dog kept circling around the scanner area, sniffing and whining. Curious, she followed it to an envelope stuck halfway into the slot. The little guy was trying to mail his own letter home! With a smile, she helped him out, and soon enough, the grateful pooch bounded off with his precious package.
4. Late one night, a FedEx Office employee smelled something sweet wafting through the open door. Curious, they peeked outside and saw a shadowy figure stuffing printed documents into boxes. The employee followed the scent, but when they turned around, the figure was gone like magic. The next morning, everyone found a mysterious package addressed to ‘the Night Archivist.’ Inside were copies of old family photos and letters from long-lost neighbors. It turned out to be an annual tradition started by a regular who loved seeing people smile.