CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At CVS Pharmacy late one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd—a small dog kept circling around the parking lot, sniffing intently at the loading dock. The next morning, employees found an old package box with a mysterious note inside. The note read: 'Please deliver this package to a good home.' Everyone laughed when they saw the tiny paw prints on the box. Turns out, it was just a neighborhood dog delivering his own mail.

2. In an ordinary day at CVS Pharmacy, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the loading bay—an old umbrella stood upright, as if someone had left it there intentionally. The delivery driver picked up the umbrella and decided to take it inside, thinking maybe it belonged to one of their regular customers. Later that evening, an elderly gentleman approached the counter, asking for his missing umbrella. The pharmacist smiled and said, ‘We found your trusty companion, sir.’ Turns out, the umbrella was simply waiting for its owner to come back after a quick trip to the grocery store next door.

3. At CVS Pharmacy, after hours when everyone had left, a delivery driver heard a strange voice over the intercom. ‘Please return your forgotten dreams to Reception,’ it said softly. Curious, he walked to Reception and found an old envelope marked ‘Dreams’. Inside was a note: ‘Next time leave a tip.’ The delivery driver laughed and realized his dream of becoming a mystery-solver wasn’t so special after all.

4. At CVS Pharmacy, on a quiet weekday morning, a delivery driver scanned the empty aisles for his package. Suddenly, he spotted a familiar face—an elderly gentleman who always seemed to appear just before closing time. The delivery driver waved and approached him with a smile. ‘Hey, Mr. Regular,’ he said, ‘what brings you here so early?’ The old man nodded towards the shelves, where a box of his favorite candy was prominently displayed. ‘Just checking if they still carry my favorite chocolates,’ he replied with a twinkle in his eye. They both laughed, and the driver thought to himself, ‘maybe CVS isn’t just another pharmacy—it’s like an old friend’s house.’