About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most pharmacies are still quiet, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar outside CVS Pharmacy. A mysterious figure in a hooded sweatshirt kept appearing and disappearing near the dumpster. Curious, the driver watched more closely one morning. The figure turned around suddenly—just an old man with a lost expression, holding a bag of groceries. Turns out he thought CVS was a convenience store, not realizing it was strictly medicine. With a laugh, the delivery guy helped him find the local grocery down the street.
2. Late one night, as an overnight stocker was restocking shelves, he heard a strange noise coming from behind the counter. "Did someone say 'Aspirin' in here?" Curious, the stocker peered around the corner and saw only a dusty bottle of aspirin half-hidden on the shelf. He picked it up and whispered, ‘I said it first!’ With that, he placed the bottle back neatly and went on with his work. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned CVS after midnight, everyone would giggle and wonder if the ghostly voice had finally found its medicine.’
3. Late one night, as an overnight stocker was restocking shelves, he caught a whiff of something unusual—a faint scent of freshly baked cookies wafting from behind the counter. Curious, he followed the scent and found an old lady smiling warmly behind the counter, her hands busy with packages of cookies she’d made herself. ‘They’re for our customers,’ she said softly. The overnight stocker laughed, realizing that CVS’s secret ingredient had always been kindness.
4. Late one night, as an overnight stocker was restocking shelves, he caught a whiff of something familiar but oddly out of place. ‘Is that…?’ he whispered, sniffing again. “CVS? Smells like CVS!” He looked around, puzzled, until realizing it was just the new cleaning solution they’d started using today. Just then, another employee walked by and said, 'Oh, you smell that? That's not CVS—it's just our new air freshener!' They both laughed, shaking their heads, when suddenly a regular customer popped in and asked, 'Hey, why does it smell like someone left a bag of old prescriptions here?' The two workers exchanged glances and burst into laughter—apparently, the scent had become part of the late-night routine.