About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At CVS Pharmacy, a regular customer complained one day, ‘Why do I always see the same old lady checking out my prescriptions?’ Finally, an employee confessed with a smile: ‘She’s our secret quality control. Every prescription gets checked twice before leaving the store.’ The old lady waved cheerfully from behind her glasses.
2. In the early morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the back door of CVS Pharmacy. Suddenly, a small dog ran out from behind the boxes and started barking furiously at him. The driver looked down puzzled—there was no sign of any other animals in the area. The driver knelt down to see what the little fellow wanted, and before he knew it, the dog had jumped into his arms, wagging its tail like crazy. Turned out, the friendly pooch belonged to a regular customer who often left him there for company during early-morning deliveries. As the sun rose, everyone laughed, and the dog happily trotted off with his new friend, leaving behind only a few curious glances from nearby neighbors.
3. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver pulled up to the back door of CVS Pharmacy. He noticed an unusual shadow moving inside, casting eerie reflections on the windows. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only a dusty mop swaying back and forth. Turns out, it was just a janitor doing his rounds. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh over coffee—except for the poor guy who accidentally locked himself in the storeroom again.
4. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver pulled up to the back door of CVS Pharmacy. The security camera recorded him saying into the intercom: 'Delivery for Mr. Night.' The door opened with a soft click, and a hoarse voice replied, ‘Just leave it here.’ The delivery driver placed the package on the counter, nodded, and drove away into the darkness. Later that morning, a regular customer asked the pharmacist, ‘Did you get any new night creams?’ The pharmacist smiled and shook his head: ‘No, just Mr. Night’s usual order—one box of band-aids!’