Spencer & Sundstrom

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when Spencer & Sundstrom’s offices quietened down, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. A small, dusty painting kept appearing on the reception desk every night, unsigned and unaccompanied. Finally, one morning, an amused partner picked up the frame and found a tiny note inside: ‘Dear Spencer & Sundstrom, I hope you like my daily art drop-offs! Your anonymous fan.’ Turned out it was just a neighborhood artist who enjoyed watching lawyers argue over his abstract works.

2. At midnight, after hours of silence, Spencer & Sundstrom's receptionist heard an odd message over the intercom: ‘Please inform Mr. Jenkins that his briefcase is dancing in the lobby.’ The receptionist shrugged it off as a prank until she saw Mr. Jenkins anxiously pacing outside the doors. She smiled and said, 'I’ll tell him, but I’m pretty sure his briefcase just prefers swing-dancing!'

3. In the late afternoon, as Spencer & Sundstrom’s doors were closing for the day, a postal worker muttered under his breath: ‘I’ll be damned if that mailbox talks back.’ As he walked away, Spencer and Sundstrom heard muffled laughter coming from inside their office. Turned out, an old client had left a voicemail saying, 'Guys, I’m pretty sure your receptionist just told me where to park!'

4. At dawn, when Spencer & Sundstrom’s parking lot was emptying, a janitor found a mysterious box in the mailroom. Curious, he opened it to discover… nothing but a single business card with no name or number. The janitor shrugged and stuck the card on his fridge next to other odd finds. Months later, while showing it to a neighbor, they both noticed that the card had mysteriously changed every day—today reading ‘Lawyer for Alien Abduction Cases,’ tomorrow ‘Expert Witness for Unexplained Phenomena.’ Finally, after weeks of amusement, the card read simply: “Spencer & Sundstrom: We’ll Find Your Lost Keys!”