About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the streetlights flickered on outside The UPS Store, a regular would often sit in his car, fiddling with an old remote control. One particularly windy evening, he accidentally activated something unexpected. Suddenly, the store’s doors flew open, revealing nothing but darkness inside. The man frantically tried to reverse his mistake, but it was too late—an oversized inflatable Santa had sprung to life and began dancing wildly around the parking lot. A delivery driver chuckled from behind his truck, shaking his head as he watched the spectacle unfold.
2. At dawn, while the neighborhood slept, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: every morning, just before opening, an old man in a fedora would appear from nowhere and carefully arrange boxes inside The UPS Store. Finally curious, the driver followed him one day—and found the old man meticulously arranging packages for all his neighbors’ upcoming deliveries. Turned out he was just a friendly local who loved making sure everyone got their mail on time. The end. Sort of.
3. At lunchtime, when employees rushed for their sandwiches, someone started leaving tiny notes in packages. One note read: ‘Your package is heavier than it looks.’ Another said: ‘This box is definitely not what it seems.’ Finally, a delivery driver found one that simply asked: ‘Please sign here—your signature is on the wrong envelope!’ Everyone had a good laugh and went back to work, knowing that The UPS Store was never dull.
4. At closing time, when the last employee locked up the doors of The UPS Store, a mysterious voice whispered from behind the counter: 'Next time you come here, bring an extra stamp.' Curious, our hero returned the next day with one extra stamp in his pocket. But as he approached the counter, the voice repeated: ‘Not just any stamp—an EXTRA special stamp!’ Turning around, he found himself facing only empty shelves and a note on the door: “Sorry for the inconvenience, we’re out of extra stamps.”