About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in Great Jones’ office supply bin—a stack of old business cards with no names or numbers on them. Curious, he picked one up and found only the words ‘Lucky Day.’ He showed it to his colleagues, who started collecting these mysterious cards. Soon enough, every time someone had a slow day, they’d flip through the pile, muttering, 'Maybe today is my lucky day.' And before long, whenever anyone saw an empty desk or heard a quiet hallway, they whispered, 'I wonder if Lucky Day just moved offices?'
2. A salesman named Alex was showing a house on Great Jones Street when he heard an odd voice coming from inside one of the rooms. ‘I don’t want that wallpaper,’ it said clearly and distinctly. 'It’s too busy.' Alex looked around nervously but saw no one. Shrugging it off, he continued his tour. Later that evening, while putting away some paperwork, he noticed a small piece of torn wallpaper sticking out from under his desk drawer. Curious, he picked it up—it had exactly the same pattern as the one in the room. Smiling sheepishly, Alex thought, ‘Maybe I should try another career—maybe realtor ghostbusting?’
3. A little girl visiting her grandmother pointed excitedly one day: ‘Grandma, why does that realtor’s window keep changing colors?’ Grandma smiled and whispered, ‘Honey, it’s not the window—it’s just Great Jones playing with his mood lights.’ The little girl giggled, thinking how much fun it must be to own such a colorful office.
4. A young boy walking home from school one afternoon stopped dead in his tracks outside Great Jones' realtor window. 'Mum,' he whispered, pointing up at an empty frame, 'why is there a ghost standing next to Mr. Johnson's house?' His mother looked up and smiled, shaking her head. ‘Oh son,’ she said gently, ‘that’s not a ghost—it’s just our new neighbor, a delivery driver named Steve who forgot to take off his reflective vest.’