About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an employee at The UPS Store noticed something strange on the security camera: a regular customer's shopping cart kept mysteriously appearing in front of the door, blocking deliveries. No one seemed to notice or care. Finally, after weeks of this routine, a delivery driver decided to take matters into his own hands. He parked his truck strategically and pretended to be a customer, wheeling the cart away with a big smile. Everyone burst out laughing when they saw him pushing it down the street, leaving the perplexed staff to wonder if maybe their neighborhood was just a little too friendly.
2. At dawn one day, a delivery driver pulled up to The UPS Store with a package so large it looked like a small tree. Nobody had ever seen anything like it. When he opened it, everyone inside saw only a big bundle of old newspapers and letters from a long-forgotten neighbor. Turns out, someone had accidentally packed their entire garage sale inventory in there instead of just the usual envelope. Ever since then, whenever there's a really big package delivered, people joke that it's ‘the annual garage sale from beyond’.
3. In the early hours of a weekday morning, a delivery driver pulled up to The UPS Store with a package so heavy he struggled to carry it inside. As he left, he dropped something small and metallic near the entrance. Curious, an employee picked it up—just an old keychain with ‘Lucky Charms’ engraved on it. Later that day, a regular customer found his lost keys inside. Turned out, they had been hanging from that very same charm for weeks.
4. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to The UPS Store with a package wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. As he approached the counter, the clerk noticed something peculiar inside—a tiny, handwritten sign that read ‘Free Stamps for Good Deeds.’ Curious, the clerk took out the stamp booklet and found it was filled with rare commemorative stamps. She smiled, thinking maybe someone had left them behind accidentally. Later that evening, a neighbor popped in to drop off some mail. Upon seeing the colorful stamps, she asked if they were real. With a twinkle in her eye, the clerk replied, 'Who knows? Maybe they're free for good deeds—you never know when you'll need one!'