About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog, when most CVS pharmacies are quiet and empty, a delivery driver noticed something odd: an old man in a trench coat was leaving the store with a bag of ice. Curious, he followed from afar, watching as the man approached his own house. Turns out, it was just an overzealous neighbor making sure everyone had enough ice for the weekend barbecue.
2. At closing time one night, an exhausted CVS delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘I’ll never understand why they put the bathroom key in such a hard-to-reach spot.’ The next day, customers noticed something odd—all the store’s employees were gone. As the hours ticked by, a concerned neighbor knocked on the door, asking if anyone needed help. A voice from inside replied, 'Just hold on a sec, I’m trying to figure out how to flush!' Eventually, the delivery driver emerged with a triumphant smile, holding the bathroom key like a treasure. Everyone had a good laugh, and life at CVS returned to normal—except now everyone knew where the bathroom key was hidden.
3. At midnight, when the streets were silent, a CVS employee heard a strange humming sound coming from the stockroom. Curious but cautious, they approached only to discover rows of bottles gently swaying in unison. Curious, they reached for a nearby flashlight and shone it on the bottles. To their amazement, each bottle had a tiny note inside reading ‘Please don’t disturb our dance party.’ Turns out, it was just a group of employees having an after-hours karaoke session with some donated samples.
4. In the middle of the night, a sleepy CVS employee heard a tiny voice calling from the baby section. Curious, she peered down the aisle—only to see a small shadowy figure whispering, ‘Mommy, where’s my glow-in-the-dark bandaid?’ Smiling, the employee found a pack of glow-in-the-dark band-aids and handed them to the little ghostly figure. As she turned around, an exhausted-looking dad appeared in the doorway, sheepishly explaining, 'Sorry for waking you up—it's our son's first time using these.'