The UPS Store

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet morning in The UPS Store when a regular customer noticed something strange. As he approached the counter, he overheard two employees whispering about a mysterious package that kept arriving every Tuesday at exactly 9:15 AM. Curious, our regular pretended to drop off some documents and eavesdropped on their conversation. It turned out the package contained nothing more exciting than a neighbor’s weekly cookie delivery—every Tuesday at precisely 9:15 AM. The UPS Store staff had mistakenly labeled it as ‘confidential,’ making it seem like top-secret mail.

2. A delivery driver once asked the staff at The UPS Store, ‘Why does every package here seem heavier than it should be?’ One of the employees leaned over and whispered, ‘Oh, that’s because every time someone sends a package here, they secretly add a little extra weight—just in case the recipient might forget how much they’re missed!’ A delivery driver shook his head with a smile, knowing he’d never understand these mysterious postal rituals.

3. A delivery driver once dropped off a package at The UPS Store and noticed something odd: every time he left, a nearby mailbox seemed to shift slightly closer to the entrance. Curious, he mentioned it to his coworkers, who laughed it off as optical illusion. But one day, while delivering packages, a regular customer approached him excitedly: ‘Hey, your mailbox moved again!’ Turning around, they both saw that not only had the mailbox shifted but now it was facing the exact same direction as The UPS Store’s sign.

4. A delivery driver once dropped off a package at The UPS Store and noticed something peculiar: every time he signed for a delivery, the ink on his pen seemed to change color mid-sentence. Curious, he asked the clerk about it, only to realize that each time he signed, the pen was actually writing in different colors based on the recipient’s address. Turns out, it was just an old trick used by the store owner to entertain customers. As the delivery driver left, shaking his head with a smile, a neighbor walked in, complaining about slow service—completely unaware of the colorful antics inside.