About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One afternoon, as a little girl walked past Floyd Law’s office building, she stopped mid-step when she saw something odd through the window. A regular, deep in thought, suddenly started talking to himself in an unfamiliar language. Suddenly, he switched to another language and began arguing with someone only he could see. The little girl giggled and whispered to herself, ‘Maybe he’s just practicing his languages for fun!’ As she turned away, she heard him mutter one last thing: “And don’t forget to tip your waiter!”
2. A curious pigeon landed on Floyd Law's office window one morning and wouldn't budge. Everybody in the neighborhood started noticing it—even the usually gruff old man across the street waved at the bird. Finally, someone from a nearby bakery threw some breadcrumbs, and the pigeon took off with a satisfied coo. From then on, every morning, Floyd would greet his new friend cheerfully while everyone else smiled and waved too. The whole neighborhood had found something to smile about—a daily reminder that even the busiest lawyer could take time for a little bird’s breakfast.
3. One day, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes outside Floyd Law’s office, he noticed something odd: every time he placed an envelope in a certain box, it seemed to fly back out again. Curious, the driver decided to place another envelope inside. This time, it zoomed across the yard and landed on the desk of a nearby colleague. Everyone had a good laugh, realizing that perhaps Mr. Law’s office had its own quirky way of delivering messages.
4. One evening, a neighbor asked curiously: ‘Why does Floyd Law’s office always smell like old books?’ With a twinkle in his eye, Floyd replied, 'Because I keep my best client—memory—locked away between those pages.' The neighbor nodded knowingly and walked off, muttering something about needing to borrow some legal advice soon.