OST Dry Cleaners

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked his colleague in the parking lot: ‘Did you see what happened last night near OST Dry Cleaners?’ His friend shook his head and replied, ‘No, I didn’t.’ Then they both laughed, realizing it must’ve been just another late-night adventure in their sleepy neighborhood. Turns out, nothing unusual had occurred—just some overactive imaginations and an empty dry cleaner’s sign.

2. A delivery driver parked his van near the entrance of OST Dry Cleaners one afternoon and noticed an unusual sight. A regular customer, Mr. Smith, emerged from the store carrying not just his usual shirts but also a large bag of flour. The delivery driver watched curiously as Mr. Smith carefully poured the flour into a small container inside his car. Smiling to himself, he thought maybe Mr. Smith was planning some elaborate baking project. Later that evening, while dropping off packages, the delivery guy overheard a neighbor gossiping excitedly: 'Did you hear? Mr. Smith is opening a new bakery!' The driver chuckled, shaking his head—maybe next time he’ll bring back some freshly baked cookies instead.

3. A delivery driver parked his van near the entrance of OST Dry Cleaners one afternoon. As he walked inside, he noticed something odd on the counter—a small, dusty box wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he picked it up and saw an old-fashioned keychain with the words 'Lucky Seven' engraved on it. The delivery driver shrugged, thinking maybe someone had lost it earlier. He decided to keep it as a lucky charm for his next shift. Months later, while dropping off some laundry, he found himself humming along to an old tune and realized the keychain’s inscription matched the name of a nearby bar—‘Lucky Seven.’ Turning around, he grinned, realizing that luck indeed followed him wherever he went.

4. A delivery driver parked his van near the entrance of OST Dry Cleaners one afternoon and noticed something odd. Every time he left his engine running for just a moment, his radio would start playing the same old song from decades ago—something nobody in town remembered anymore. Finally curious, the delivery driver decided to investigate. He found an ancient transistor radio hidden behind the counter, its dial frozen on an obscure frequency. As soon as he touched it, the radio started blasting out a tune so old-fashioned that even his grandma didn’t recognize it. Turns out, it was a relic from the previous owner’s era—a quirky reminder that sometimes nostalgia can be quite stubborn.