About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Arnett Local Pharmacy and noticed something odd: a faint, sweet scent wafting from behind the closed door of an empty storeroom. Curious, he followed the smell inside only to discover a small, perfectly round cake sitting on a shelf. The cake had no name or note, but it was clearly freshly baked. The delivery driver took a bite—delicious! He decided to leave it there for ‘a regular’ who always came in around that time. Later, when the pharmacist opened the store, she found not just one, but a whole dozen identical cakes hidden throughout the shelves. Turns out, the delivery driver had been testing the staff’s reaction—and everyone got a good laugh over free dessert.
2. A curious delivery driver pulled into Arnett Local Pharmacy’s parking lot one afternoon. Among the usual bottles and boxes, he spotted an oddly familiar plastic bag. Curious, he picked it up—only to discover it contained a neatly wrapped sandwich from the local diner. He knocked on the pharmacist's door, asking with a laugh, ‘Who ordered the pastrami on rye?’ The old man behind the counter grinned back, replying, ‘Probably just some neighbor who forgot his lunch again.’
3. A delivery driver pulled into Arnett Local Pharmacy’s parking lot one day. Among the usual bottles and boxes in the back of his truck, he spotted an old-fashioned candy jar filled with colorful lollipops. Curious, he popped one in his mouth—and suddenly found himself humming an unfamiliar tune. The song was so catchy that he couldn’t help but whistle it on his way home. When he arrived, his wife asked what had put such a smile on his face. ‘Just some old-timey melody from a candy I tried,’ he replied, grinning. She shook her head and said, “That must’ve been one sweet pharmacy!”
4. A delivery driver pulled into Arnett Local Pharmacy’s parking lot one night. Among the usual bottles and boxes, he spotted something odd: a small, glowing vial labeled ‘Luck in Love Potion.’ Curious, he asked the pharmacist if it was for real. The pharmacist winked and said, 'Oh yes, it's quite popular among our local singletons.' The delivery driver couldn't help but laugh, thinking he'd just witnessed another quirky tale from Arnett's charming community. Little did he know that the next morning his own coffee tasted suspiciously sweet.