About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed something strange: every time he dropped off his package, the FedEx Office employee would whisper into his ear, ‘Your package is waiting for you.’ Curious, our regular started checking everywhere—his apartment, garage, even the park across the street—but never found anything. One day, while dropping off another package, he asked aloud, ‘Where’s my package?’ The clerk smiled and whispered back, ‘It’s right here.’ Turning around, he saw a small, confused pug staring up at him with a chewed-up envelope in its mouth.
2. A little girl walked into FedEx one day and asked curiously, ‘Mister, why do people bring you boxes that look so sad?’ The clerk smiled gently and replied, 'Oh honey, those aren't sad boxes—those are special packages with secrets inside!' The little girl thought for a moment then said, 'I see! Maybe next time I'll bring you my happy box full of dreams.' Everyone in line burst out laughing, including the delivery driver who whispered to his neighbor, 'Guess she hasn't used FedEx before.'
3. Late one night, a FedEx employee heard an odd humming sound coming from the copier room. Curious, they peered inside—and found nothing but an empty tray of paper. The next morning, the same noise returned, only this time it smelled like freshly brewed coffee. Finally, after days of mystery, another worker noticed that every time the humming started, so did a new batch of freshly baked cookies left on the counter. It turned out a friendly delivery driver was sneaking in late nights to surprise everyone with homemade treats. Moral of the story? Sometimes the best deliveries come from unexpected sources.
4. Late one night, a FedEx employee heard an odd humming sound coming from the copy machine room. Curious, they opened the door—and found nothing but a stack of papers quietly flipping pages. Curious, they flipped on the lights—nothing. Just a pile of blank sheets slowly turning over like some mechanical paper dancer. The worker shrugged and left it be, figuring it was just another quirky FedEx machine trick. Months later, when a new hire asked why the copy room had a sign reading ‘Do Not Touch Paper Flipper,’ everyone laughed and explained it was just an old urban legend.