About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At FedEx, a regular would often arrive early with his dog in tow. One morning, an announcement came over the intercom: ‘Attention please—your package has arrived… accompanied by a small canine friend!’ The delivery driver tried to shoo the little pooch away, but the dog was having none of it—he followed every package like it was his own personal mission. Finally, the regular chimed in: 'Hey, just leave him here—maybe he’s my new mascot!' And so, from that day on, FedEx became known not only for delivering packages, but also for occasionally delivering them with a furry companion.
2. At FedEx, an elderly gentleman started showing up every morning before dawn. No one knew why he came so early until one day someone asked: ‘Does FedEx deliver moonlight?’ A delivery driver finally approached him with curiosity and asked, 'Sir, do you really want us to deliver moonlight?' The old man smiled gently and replied, 'No, sonny. I just like watching it come in.' Turns out, FedEx was delivering packages of starlight for a local artist.
3. At FedEx, a delivery driver noticed that every night around closing time, someone began humming softly under their breath. The tune was familiar but no one could quite place it. Finally, one evening after hours, an intrepid delivery driver followed the melody and found an old man sitting in the shadows, gently tapping his fingers on an envelope. It turned out he was just practicing for his upcoming audition as a mailroom singer. Everyone at FedEx now knows the song—’Twelve Little Packages’—and occasionally joins in during quiet moments.
4. At FedEx, a delivery driver noticed that every night around closing time, someone began quietly stacking boxes into a hidden corner of the warehouse. Curious, the driver followed the mysterious stacks one evening and found an elderly neighbor gently placing packages meant for himself. Turns out, old Mr. Johnson had forgotten his own address and relied on FedEx to deliver his mail back to him each day.