About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver was loading packages into his truck one afternoon when he noticed something strange. A regular customer, always in a hurry, had left his shopping cart behind. But as the driver approached the cart, it seemed to move slightly on its own. Curious, the driver followed the cart down an empty hallway until it stopped outside a small office. Peering inside, he saw an old man dozing off with his headphones on. The cart had been gently nudging him awake! Relieved and amused, the driver helped the sleepy neighbor carry his groceries home.
2. A FedEx employee was sorting packages late one night when she heard someone whispering from behind her. ‘Slow down,’ said a voice in her ear. ‘These boxes are going to California, not Antarctica.’ She froze for a moment, but then turned around and saw nobody. Just as she relaxed, another box whispered, ‘Actually, I’m headed to Alaska.’ She laughed out loud, realizing it must be her imagination playing tricks on her. From that day on, whenever something seemed odd, she’d smile and say, ‘Must be those talking boxes again!’
3. Early in the morning, before sunrise, an overnight worker at FedEx Ship Center heard a soft humming coming from the empty hallway. Curious, they followed the sound and found themselves staring at a row of boxes that seemed to be glowing softly. As he approached closer, the boxes started gently swaying like they were dancing together. The worker smiled, thinking maybe it was just his imagination playing tricks on him after a long night. Suddenly, one box opened slightly, revealing a tiny neon sign reading ‘Free donuts tomorrow!’ Turns out, it was just a prank by a regular delivery driver who loved breakfast treats.
4. Early one foggy morning, an overnight worker at FedEx Ship Center found something odd on the conveyor belt—a tiny package wrapped in plain brown paper with no address or return label. Curious, he opened it gently and inside was a handwritten note: ‘Dear Sir/Madam, please deliver me to the nicest house you know.’ Inside lay a small teddy bear wearing a little fedora hat. The worker smiled, posted the bear to his own neighbor, who happened to be a kind old lady. She loved it so much she named him Mr. Delivery Boy.’