The UPS Store

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At The UPS Store, a regular noticed something odd one morning. While packing boxes for customers, he kept hearing an eerie voice over the intercom: 'Package for Mr. Nobody, address unknown.' No one claimed it, and no such person existed. Finally, after weeks of mystery, someone walked in claiming to be ‘Mr. Nobody.’ He turned out to be a delivery driver who forgot his lunchbox! Everyone had a good laugh, and now they joke that The UPS Store is the only place where you can receive packages addressed to yourself—even if you don’t know your own name.

2. At The UPS Store, an irate customer yelled one day: ‘Why does it always take forever to get my package delivered?!’ Since then, employees claim they’ve seen a mysterious figure in a brown uniform hurrying through the night. One night, a delivery driver arrived with a huge smile: ‘Finally!’ he announced, holding up a massive box. It turned out to be a shipment of brown uniforms for Santa’s elves—who had been secretly working overtime to deliver packages faster.

3. At The UPS Store, a delivery driver once stopped mid-pack and cocked his head. A strange humming noise filled the air, coming from nowhere he could see. Curious, he looked around until noticing an elderly gentleman standing outside, struggling with his mail. ‘Sir,’ said the driver, “maybe that’s your hummer?” They both laughed as they helped him inside.

4. At The UPS Store, a delivery driver once stopped mid-pack and cocked his head. 'Did you hear that?' he asked the clerk. She shook her head, but seconds later they both jumped as someone whistled from outside. The delivery driver shrugged. ‘Probably just our neighbor,’ he said with a smile. They went back to work, but every now and then, when it was quiet, they’d glance out the window together. That afternoon, as they were wrapping up, the same whistle sounded again. This time, everyone in the store joined in—even the printer chirped along. Turns out, it was their friendly neighborhood parrot, reminding them all to take a break.