About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up outside David M. Cole’s office and noticed something strange: the lights were on, but no one answered his knock. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an empty room—except for one chair that seemed to be moving ever so slightly. As the driver approached closer, the chair stopped moving abruptly. Inside, he heard a faint voice whispering, ‘I’m just doing my taxes…’ Turned out, Mr. Cole was working late into the night, talking to himself in his favorite armchair. The delivery guy left with a smile, thinking it was the most unusual accounting session he’d ever seen.
2. One foggy morning, an early riser passing by David M. Cole’s office saw something peculiar: the building’s lights were on, though it was Sunday. Curious, they knocked on the door. To their surprise, a sleepy-eyed accountant in his pajamas answered, rubbing his eyes and muttering, 'Who disturbs my Sunday?' Turns out Mr. Cole had simply forgotten to set his alarm clock again.
3. One autumn afternoon, as leaves rustled outside David M. Cole’s office window, a curious sound came from within. A faint humming echoed through the empty hallway, growing louder with each passing minute. The humming turned out to be nothing more than an old fan in the adjacent room, forgotten and left on by a regular who had come in for a quick consultation earlier that day. As David emerged from his office, he found himself greeted by a friendly smile from a delivery driver, who casually remarked, 'Nice place you got here, Mr. Cole—must get pretty quiet around here!'
4. One stormy night, a taxi driver slowed down near David M. Cole’s office, noticing strange lights flickering through the windows. Curious, he peered inside and saw Mr. Cole dancing wildly to some unheard music, his calculator flying through the air like a disco ball. ‘What on earth are you doing?’ asked the startled cabby. With a grin, Mr. Cole replied, “Just checking my client’s taxes for irregularities—you know, keeping things interesting!”