About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning, a postal worker delivered letters to LBC Express. Suddenly, a small dog inside started barking furiously at an empty box on the counter. The worker looked puzzled but then noticed a piece of paper stuck to the box. It read: ‘Please don’t forget my package!’ Turned out it was from a neighbor who always forgot important things. The postal worker smiled and shook his head, thinking, ‘Another day in paradise.’
2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, an old man arrived at LBC Express with a strange request. He asked the clerk for stamps that only existed in his mind. The clerk smiled and said he had just what the old man needed—though they were out of stock. ‘No worries,’ the clerk winked, ‘I’ll print you some right here.’ The old man beamed, took his imaginary stamps, and left, whistling a happy tune. Since then, everyone calls him Mr. Fantasy Stamps.’
3. One day, while checking mailboxes before dawn, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the parking lot of LBC Express. Among the usual envelopes and packages lay a mysterious wooden box, wrapped in brown paper and tied with twine. The delivery driver picked it up curiously, thinking maybe it was a mistake from another post office. When he opened it later that morning, there was only a note inside saying: 'Sorry for the inconvenience—this package is too big for our mailbox.' Turned out it was just a regular oversized package from a neighbor who forgot to mention it.
4. At dusk, a little girl walked into LBC Express with her pet rabbit in a basket. As she approached the counter, the rabbit suddenly perked up and started sniffing intently, as if it could smell something magical inside. The postal clerk, curious but unfazed, asked gently, ‘What’s so special about your bunny today?’ The girl smiled mysteriously and whispered, ‘He says he smells his favorite treat from home.’ Just then, the rabbit twitched its nose one last time and calmly laid down, as if nothing had happened. Everyone laughed, and the girl left happily, carrying her now-contented pet.