About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another humdrum morning at Hi Nabor Supermarket when a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he unloaded boxes of canned goods into the stockroom, he overheard two elderly neighbors whispering excitedly near the checkout counter. As they leaned closer, the driver heard one exclaim, ‘Did you see that new brand of olives? They look absolutely divine!’ The other nodded solemnly and whispered back, ‘Yes, but I’ve heard they’re cursed—everyone who tries them ends up buying everything else in the store.’ With a laugh, the first replied, ‘Well then, I guess we’ll soon find out if it’s true!’
2. In one corner of Hi Nabor Supermarket’s produce section, something strange appeared overnight—a mysterious box wrapped in old newspaper and string. No one claimed it. As days passed, rumors spread like wildfire—was it a time capsule from the 80s? A secret message from aliens? Finally, a delivery driver joked that maybe it was just someone’s lost Halloween prop. The mystery remained unsolved until one day, an enthusiastic kid exclaimed, ‘It’s a pumpkin!’ Turned out, it was just a giant gourd for some fall decorations, left behind by a neighbor.
3. At dawn, long before the first shopper arrived, a delivery driver noticed an odd sight in Hi Nabor Supermarket's dairy aisle—milk bottles arranged not by brand but by alphabetical order. Curious, he checked other shelves and found cereals sorted by nutritional value, bread arranged by expiration date, and canned goods grouped by cooking time. By lunchtime, word spread through the neighborhood that Hi Nabor had become a quirky paradise for obsessive-compulsives. A regular commented, ‘Finally, a place where everything’s just… right!’
4. Have you seen the new aisle at Hi Nabor Supermarket? No, not the canned goods or dairy—there’s now a whole shelf dedicated to mystery items. One day, a regular noticed a small box labeled ‘Secret Recipe Ingredients.’ He bought it and tried everything from spaghetti sauce to potato chips—but nothing worked. Turns out, it was just a bag of salt with a note: ‘Add water for best results!’