Working 9 to 5…must have been the luxury of another era. These days we work long, odd hours. But whether you’ve got the night shift, frequently stay late at the office, or are simply behind schedule, these retailers will cater to your needs round the clock.

Want to ship a package, make photocopies, or print a brochure?
FedEx Kinko’s has more than 300 24-hour locations in the United States and Canada, including nine in New York, several in Phoenix, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver, Miami, Dallas, Atlanta, and one in Seattle. For locations near you, visit fedex.com or call 1-800-2Kinkos.

Need stamps but don’t want to wait in the interminably long lines at the post office?
You can order stamps 24/7 by calling this toll-free number: 1-800-STAMP24.

Leaving for an overseas business trip ASAP and just realized your passport expired?
American Passport Express guarantees passports within 24 hours. You fill out an application online and pay by credit card or PayPal and they hand-deliver your application to U.S. Dept. of State passport agencies for processing.

Planning an impromptu dinner party?
California tops the list for 24-hour supermarkets with Ralph’s and Von’s open round-the-clock in L.A. and San Francisco. 7-Eleven is also open all night in many locales.

Looking to do a little midnight Christmas shopping?
Several of Walmart’s stores are open 24 hours. To find a store near you, log on to walmart.com and use their store locator feature. The Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York City is always open, and L.L Bean in Freeport, Maine, has catered to 24-hour shoppers since 1951.

Need to fit in a workout after hours?
24 Hour Fitness, a national 24-hour chain, has 54 branches in California alone and is soon to open in NYC. There’s also Vision Fitness in New Hampshire, Fitness 2000 in Kansas, and Anytime Fitness, another national 24-hour chain.