About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Moore Ruddell’s office building and noticed something strange. The usually quiet street was filled with an eerie silence—no cars passing, no pedestrians in sight. Curious, he got out of his truck and walked towards the entrance. Suddenly, from inside the building came a muffled voice: ‘Could you please stop parking your truck right outside my window? It gives me a headache!’ Turned out, someone had just forgotten to close their blinds.
2. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up outside Moore Ruddell’s office building and noticed something unusual on the reception desk—a small, intricately carved wooden duck. No one seemed to claim it, so he assumed it must be theirs. The next day, another delivery arrived with an identical duck. This time, the driver joked that maybe they were running a law firm for ducks. A few days later, a neighbor stopped by with yet another tiny wooden duck—this one wearing a little suit and holding a gavel. Turns out, someone had been leaving them as gifts for their ‘ducky’ sense of justice.
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up outside Moore Ruddell’s office building and noticed an old man feeding pigeons in the parking lot. The birds were behaving strangely, flocking around him like he had some secret trick. Curious, the delivery driver approached and saw that the old man was whispering something into each bird’s ear before it flew away. Smiling mysteriously, he turned to the driver and said, ‘Just helping them find their way home.’ Then he winked and walked inside Moore Ruddell’s building.
4. One evening, a delivery driver pulled up outside Moore Ruddell’s office building and noticed an odd sight: a neighbor frantically waving from the window while holding what looked like a briefcase filled with papers. Curious, the delivery guy knocked on the door. The neighbor rushed out, grabbed him by the arm, whispering urgently, ‘Quickly, take these documents somewhere safe!’ Turned out it was just last week’s client notes about a particularly boring divorce case.