FedEx Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At FedEx Office one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd—every time he arrived around lunchtime, an anonymous neighbor left exactly three packets of sugar on the counter. Curious, the driver asked around but nobody claimed credit for the sweet gesture. Finally, one day, just before his shift ended, he found a note stuck under the counter: ‘Three sugars for your coffee—your friendly neighborhood FedEx angel.’ Turns out it was done by a regular customer who always picked up documents after lunch.

2. At FedEx Office, a little boy walked in with his mom. As she placed her documents on the counter, he pointed excitedly at the ceiling. ‘Mommy, look!’ he exclaimed. When the staff looked up, they saw nothing but ordinary lights. Suddenly, an older gentleman walking by paused and grinned. 'Son,' he said, 'that's not a light—those are just those funny-shaped ceiling tiles.' The kid beamed, nodding wisely, while his mother blushed slightly, relieved that her son wasn’t the only one seeing things.

3. At FedEx Office, an elderly gentleman would often stop by after lunch. Every day, without fail, he carried a large envelope under his arm and asked for the same service. One day, a young delivery driver noticed him and struck up a conversation. Turns out, the old guy was actually delivering secret messages from one neighbor to another—all hidden inside those envelopes! Everyone had a good laugh when they found out, but nobody dared ask what was so important.

4. At FedEx Office, every afternoon around three o’clock, a man in a tweed suit would appear. He’d grab a pen from the counter and methodically check off items on a small notebook before leaving without ever speaking to anyone. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed in, waving a package. ‘This is for him!’ he announced, pointing at the silent figure. The man in the tweed suit calmly took the envelope, nodded, and vanished into the evening mist—never saying a word.