CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another quiet night in front of CVS Pharmacy when a delivery driver noticed something odd. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he kept hearing whispers coming from inside the pharmacy. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only shelves stocked with medicine. Then, one box moved slightly on its own. Shrugging it off as a prank, the driver went back to work. Later that evening, a neighbor stopped by for some cough syrup and asked if they had any special offers today. With a straight face, the pharmacist replied, ‘Only if you whisper your prescription!’

2. Late one night, a delivery truck pulled up to CVS Pharmacy with an unusual sound—a deep, rhythmic humming that seemed to come from within its cargo. As the doors opened, everyone inside heard it too—a soft, electronic lullaby coming from the back room. Curious, they peeked in and saw a sleepy parrot gently rocking a tiny shopping cart filled with Band-Aids and aspirin. ‘I thought I was delivering medicine,’ said the confused delivery driver. ‘Well, now you’re delivering entertainment!’ laughed a regular.}

3. A little boy walked into the CVS Pharmacy parking lot and pointed excitedly at something on the ground. ‘Mom,’ he said, ‘look what I found!’ His mother looked down and saw… nothing but a single, perfectly round penny. The pharmacist, an elderly gentleman with a twinkle in his eye, bent down and picked up the coin. ‘That’s no ordinary penny, son,’ he whispered. The crowd of customers erupted into laughter as they watched him carefully place it back where it belonged—on top of the cash register. Moral of the story? Sometimes, life gives you pennies from heaven.’

4. At around midnight, a delivery driver approached the CVS Pharmacy entrance, puzzled by a sign taped to the door: ‘Closed for Emergency Sleepover.’ Curious, he knocked on the door, and an old lady peered out, rubbing her eyes. 'Oh, hello there,' she yawned. 'We’re having a sleepover for emergency situations only. Guess you’ll have to wait until morning.' The delivery driver shrugged and went home, only to be woken up later by his neighbor, who’d borrowed some aspirin from CVS.