About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an early bird realtor noticed something peculiar on the office parking lot—a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. No label, no note, just there. She picked it up curiously, took it inside, and placed it on her desk. Over the next few days, other colleagues found similar boxes—each containing a strange object or trinket. Soon enough, NAI Harmon became known as the office where you never knew what you'd get if you opened that day's package. The final one was a note: 'Happy hunting!' signed simply, ‘Your secret admirer.’
2. A new hire at NAI Harmon Group arrived early one Monday morning and found their desk covered with tiny packets of peanut butter cups. Curious but not alarmed, they left them there until lunchtime. By noon, every desk had its own surprise—all identical, all unwrapped. Finally, someone from HR appeared, scratching their head in confusion. ‘Who ordered these?’ they asked. A delivery driver shrugged, ‘Must’ve been a neighbor.’ The newbie smiled, thinking it was the best welcome package ever.
3. At dawn, when most offices were still asleep, a delivery driver pulled up to NAI Harmon Group with a mysterious package marked ‘Top Secret’. The driver handed over the package to an equally puzzled receptionist who shrugged and placed it in the manager’s inbox. Later that day, during lunch break, someone accidentally knocked it off the desk—it turned out to be a box of donuts labeled ‘Manager Only.’ Everyone got a sweet surprise.
4. At dusk, when city streets quiet down, a delivery driver pulled up to NAI Harmon Group with a package for the receptionist. But as he got out of his truck, he saw something odd—an envelope addressed not to anyone in particular. Curious, the receptionist opened it and found only a small note reading: ‘For someone who needs it most.’ Inside was a free coffee voucher from their favorite café across town. Turns out, a kind neighbor had been dropping anonymous goodies whenever staff looked especially stressed. It became a fun office tradition.