Walgreens

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the store was closing, an old man would often come in with his dog. The animal would always stop at the same spot near the counter, sniffing intently. Employees noticed it but never paid much mind—until one day, they saw something strange: the dog’s nose seemed to follow a trail of invisible scent straight into the wall. Finally, curious employees followed the path and discovered a hidden compartment filled with discounted candy. Word spread quickly among customers, who started coming not just for medicine but also for ‘the magical treats.’ From then on, whenever someone asked about the mysterious dog, everyone laughed and said, ‘Oh, he must be Walgreens’ secret taste tester!’

2. In the early morning hours, when Walgreens was quiet and dimly lit, a strange habit developed among customers. A delivery driver began leaving a single red rose on the counter each day before heading home. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the counter and asked for aspirin. The pharmacist smiled and said, ‘We usually keep them here.’ He pointed to a small vase with a fresh red rose. The old man laughed heartily and exclaimed, ‘I thought it was love notes you were delivering!’

3. At midnight, as the shelves were being restocked, a delivery driver whispered, 'I swear I saw someone grab a bottle of aspirin and vanish into thin air.' The next day, when an old lady came in for her daily vitamins, she asked the pharmacist, ‘Did you see anyone strange here last night?’ The pharmacist shook his head, smiling slightly. Meanwhile, outside, the delivery driver was muttering, ‘Must’ve been that ghostly Walgreens elf who always steals our snacks.’

4. At dawn, when most people were still sleeping, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. Every day around six o’clock, a small dog would appear from nowhere, trotting into the parking lot and waiting patiently for someone who never arrived. Finally, on one foggy morning, the delivery driver followed the little dog inside. Behind the counter stood an elderly pharmacist, humming softly as he mixed up some medicine. ‘Oh, hello there,’ he said with a twinkle in his eye. ‘I thought you’d never show.’ Turning back to the counter, he added, ‘And don’t worry—we’ve got plenty of treats for you here!’