About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually warm autumn morning when a delivery driver pulled up to Bonin Kaster Souder’s office building. The air conditioning wasn’t working, and everyone inside had their windows open. But no one noticed anything strange until the sound of laughter came from the empty conference room. The laughter grew louder, almost manic, like someone was playing pranks with hidden speakers. Everyone looked at each other, puzzled but amused. Then, from behind the closed door, a voice said, ‘Who wants coffee?’ It turned out that a neighbor had accidentally left their radio on in the empty room. The story became legendary among employees for years to come.
2. It was just another quiet afternoon at Bonin Kaster Souder CPAs when someone exclaimed, ‘Hey, look over there—someone’s dancing!’ Everyone turned around to see one of their colleagues, head down and eyes closed, moving to some unheard rhythm on the empty hallway. Suddenly, a voice from behind said, 'Are you trying out for the next accounting dance-off?' Everyone burst into laughter as the dancer opened their eyes, revealing a confused but slightly amused expression. From that day on, whenever anyone needed a pick-me-up, they’d hum a tune and start swaying down the hall—much to the delight of the office staff.
3. It was a typical Monday morning at Bonin Kaster Souder CPAs when a notice flashed across the office intercom: ‘Please be advised that our new coffee machine has been programmed to brew only during prime accounting hours—8 AM to 5 PM.’ Soon enough, an irate delivery driver stormed into the office, demanding his package immediately. A perplexed receptionist replied, 'I'm sorry sir, but our new coffee machine is holding all deliveries hostage until after 5 PM.' The driver shook his head and muttered, 'Figures...'
4. It was a typically quiet Wednesday morning at Bonin Kaster Souder CPAs when a neighbor knocked on the door with an unusual request. ‘I’d like you to check my tax returns,’ said the neighbor sheepishly, ‘but I’ve got a small favor in return.’ Turns out he wanted them done so he could bake his famous apple pie for Thanksgiving—without paying taxes on the sugar!’ The accountants smiled and nodded knowingly, thinking it was one of those days where math really did taste sweet.