Randalls Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Randalls Pharmacy, every morning around eight, a little boy would run into the store, grab an aspirin from the counter, and dash out again without saying a word. The pharmacist just smiled and shook his head, but one day, when a new delivery driver arrived early for his shift, he happened to see the boy’s curious dog following him inside. The delivery driver chuckled as he watched the dog curiously sniffing everything in sight. Later that evening, while putting away groceries, he noticed a small note on his door: 'Thank you for saving our pharmacy from canine curiosity!' Turned out it was the old pharmacist's way of saying hello.'

2. At Randalls Pharmacy, an elderly lady would always greet the night shift with a mysterious whisper: ‘Don’t forget to check behind the counter—there’s something strange lurking there!’ The staff never saw anything but couldn’t help feeling uneasy. One night, a delivery driver noticed a shadowy figure in the mirror while unloading his goods. He turned around—and it was just an old poster of Elvis! The next day, everyone found out that the ‘mysterious presence’ was actually an antique store owner who used to work there decades ago. The staff laughed it off, and the whispers became stories shared among friends over coffee.

3. At Randalls Pharmacy, a delivery driver once complained, ‘Why does it take you guys so long to fill just one prescription?’ The pharmacist replied, ‘Because each pill has its own opinion on where it wants to go today.’ Then an old lady approached the counter and asked for aspirin. The pharmacist smiled and said, ‘Ma’am, don’t worry, your pills are already having a meeting with everyone else’s.’

4. At Randalls Pharmacy, during the wee hours of dawn, a cat would appear on the counter, patiently waiting for the pharmacist to open the door. Finally, the pharmacist opened the door and asked, ‘What do you want, little feline friend?’ The cat looked up with big, knowing eyes and simply mewed once. Just then, another voice chimed in from behind the counter: ‘Hey, Doc, is that your new assistant? She sure knows how to get our attention!’