Brother’s Supermarket

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning in Brother’s Supermarket, an old lady pushing her shopping cart stopped abruptly near the dairy section. She turned around and whispered something into the empty aisle, causing several milk bottles to rattle on their shelves. Suddenly, a young delivery driver passing by heard the noise and looked curiously. He saw nothing but dust motes dancing in the morning light. Shrugging it off as nothing, he continued his route. Later that day, when the old lady was checking out, she smiled sweetly at him and said, ‘Thank you for not being scared away by my little morning ritual.’

2. In Brother's Supermarket, one day a little boy pointed excitedly at the ceiling and whispered, 'Mom, look! The cheese is waving!' The mother looked up curiously but saw nothing unusual. Smiling, she said, ‘Oh honey, I think you’re seeing things.’ Just then, an elderly gentleman passing by chuckled and nodded knowingly. ‘Ah,’ he muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve seen that same smiley face in the cheddar section myself!’

3. One morning at Brother’s Supermarket, an announcement over the loudspeaker startled everyone: ‘Attention, please return your flying bananas to produce!’ A delivery driver looked around sheepishly and admitted, 'I must’ve accidentally zipped them into my box of mangos.' A regular customer laughed out loud, saying, 'Guess those bananas were just trying to get a free ride!' And so, with a smile on everyone's face, the flying bananas found their way back home.

4. On a chilly winter night in Brother’s Supermarket, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he approached the frozen foods section, the temperature gauge inexplicably dropped several degrees. Curious, he followed the cold trail until he found an old vent leading into the freezer room. Inside, nestled among ice cubes and packages of meat, was a friendly neighborhood squirrel who had taken refuge from the snowstorm outside. The delivery driver laughed, shook his head, and whispered, ‘Another day, another critter helping himself to our frozen goods.’