About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when City Feed & Supply usually buzzed with farmers' trucks, an old pickup pulled up empty-handed. The regulars noticed because it never happened—no one ever came to buy just one bag of feed. A regular approached the truck’s lone occupant, a gruff but friendly neighbor. ‘What brings you here?’ he asked. The man shrugged and said simply, ‘Just checking if they still sell that special brand of dog food.’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another quiet morning in City Feed & Supply.
2. At midnight, when City Feed & Supply's neon sign glowed eerily in the empty street, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The sound of rustling bags grew louder as he approached the back door, like someone—or something—was scurrying around in the warehouse. Curious, he peeked inside and saw only boxes of feed silently shifting on their own. Turns out, an overeager rat had triggered the automatic doors, sending everything into motion. The next morning, everyone laughed it off, calling it ‘the night City Feed & Supply danced its way home.’
3. At dusk, when City Feed & Supply’s shelves were almost bare, a delivery driver noticed something strange: every night, one particular bag of feed seemed to disappear without a trace. Curious, he followed the trail of empty bags until it led him past the store's back door and into an alleyway, where a friendly neighborhood cat was diligently stuffing its belly. The delivery driver laughed, shook his head, and whispered, 'Another late-night snack for Fluffy.'
4. At noon, when City Feed & Supply’s aisles were crowded with lunchtime shoppers, a mysterious voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Please return your shopping carts to their rightful owners.’ A delivery driver looked around suspiciously, then shrugged and said aloud, ‘Whoever you are, I’m keeping mine!’ A minute later, an elderly neighbor whispered into her cart, ‘Don’t worry, dear, it was probably just the store’s new self-checkout software.’ The crowd laughed, and everyone went back to their shopping—except for one regular who insisted on leaving his cart in the exact same spot every time.