About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the Postal Copy Center, something peculiar began happening one morning when a delivery driver noticed a small dog staring intently at the old clock on the wall. The canine’s eyes followed every tick and tock as if it were trying to decipher some secret message. As days passed, more employees started noticing the little furball. It turned out that every time the clock struck twelve, the dog would leap up, wag its tail enthusiastically, and then run outside for exactly three minutes before returning with a piece of paper. No one knew what it meant, but soon everyone was eagerly awaiting ‘the mid-day dash.’
2. At the Postal Copy Center, things took an unusual turn one day when a regular noticed that every time he dropped off his package, the clerk would whisper something into her colleague’s ear. Nobody else seemed to notice. Finally, our curious regular decided to eavesdrop and heard the clerks discussing his favorite TV show. Turned out they were just sharing pop culture references. The next time he came in, he casually mentioned it was his birthday. To everyone's surprise, the whole staff sang ‘Happy Birthday’—completely forgetting their usual secretive ways.
3. At the Postal Copy Center, a mysterious package appeared on the counter one afternoon. It was addressed to no one in particular and contained nothing but endless sheets of paper with the same message scribbled on each page: 'Copy Me.' The staff tried everything—scanning, faxing, even burning it—but the pages just kept coming out endlessly. Finally, an old delivery driver suggested they should ‘copy me’ too. They did, and suddenly there were two copies of everything. The manager sighed, shook his head, and said, ‘Guess that’s what happens when you copy yourself.’
4. At the Postal Copy Center, one rainy afternoon, a strange notice appeared on the door: ‘Your next letter will arrive in exactly 10 minutes.’ Inside, everyone froze for a moment, then burst into laughter when an old man walked in with a package marked ‘Next Letter’. The manager shrugged and said, 'Welcome to Postal Copy Center—where your mail arrives when it feels like it!'