About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, an old lady asked a delivery driver one day, ‘Why does your truck always honk like that when you leave?’ The delivery driver grinned and replied, ‘Ma’am, it’s not my truck—it’s just our friendly neighborhood squirrel who loves walnuts!’ The old lady laughed heartily, shaking her head, as she walked away, muttering something about young people these days.
2. At Kroger, a customer once asked a cashier with genuine curiosity, 'Why do you always smile so much when counting money?' The cashier replied with a twinkle in her eye, ‘Because every dollar counts!’ The customer nodded thoughtfully before realizing something else was oddly familiar about that smile. Turns out, it belonged to Mrs. Johnson, their next-door neighbor who always baked them cookies whenever they needed a lift. As she rang up another smiling face—a delivery driver—everyone exchanged knowing glances and whispered, ‘Maybe there’s more to those smiles than meets the eye.’
3. In the early morning fog, when most people were still dreaming, a Kroger employee noticed something peculiar. A neighbor had left their shopping cart outside, but it wasn’t just any cart—it seemed to be slowly moving down the street. Curious, the worker followed the cart through empty streets until it stopped in front of an unlocked door. Inside was a sleepy delivery driver, who’d accidentally locked himself out while dozing off in his truck. The moving cart was simply his faithful companion, leading him home. Ever since then, some say you can spot that same shopping cart, making its daily rounds around Kroger’s parking lot—just another friendly neighborhood helper.
4. At Kroger, a customer once asked a cashier with a straight face, 'Do you guys ever get tired of ringing up the same items over and over?' The cashier looked up with a smile and replied, ‘Not really—we get paid to make your shopping experience easy.’ Just then, an impatient neighbor behind him growled, ‘Can I get some help here? I just want one gallon of milk!’