FedEx Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when FedEx Office usually hummed with activity, an old man began arriving every night. He’d slip in through the side door, grab a stack of envelopes from the counter, and disappear into the shadows without saying a word. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the old man leaving and asked, ‘What’s with all these envelopes?’ The man smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Just sending out invitations for our secret neighborhood party.’ Turns out, he was organizing annual gatherings where everyone brought their best stories and snacks.

2. Late one night, while FedEx Office was nearly empty, a delivery driver noticed something odd. A small dog kept appearing from behind the counter, always just out of reach. Curious, he followed the little fellow around the counter until it led him to an old, dusty box labeled ‘Lost & Found.’ Inside was another note: ‘Dear Friend, I’m sorry for all the trouble. My owner is a regular here. Can you please return me?’ Below was a number scribbled in pencil—obviously from a kid’s handwriting. The delivery driver smiled and called his neighbor, who happened to be the dog’s owner.

3. Late one night, while FedEx Office was nearly empty, a delivery driver heard an odd announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention, customers! The printer is now accepting coffee as payment.’ Intrigued, he approached the counter and asked if it were true. With a smile, the clerk replied, 'Only for espresso, sir!' Turning around, they saw the entire staff laughing behind the scenes. It turned out to be just another fun prank from their friendly neighborhood barista.

4. Late one night, while FedEx Office was nearly empty, a delivery driver saw a shadowy figure slipping envelopes into mail slots. Curious, he followed the figure and found an old man stuffing letters into slots. Turns out, it was just a neighbor dropping off his bills late at night. The delivery driver chuckled, realizing that sometimes life delivers its own surprises—even at FedEx Office.