About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when most clinics were closed, a delivery driver pulled up to the Headache Center with an urgent supply order. As he approached the entrance, a soft humming sound filled the air—eerily similar to the low drone of hundreds of tiny bees. Just then, the door opened slightly, and a voice whispered, ‘Finally!’ A small, furry creature poked its head out and asked, ‘Did you bring us more honey?’ The delivery driver blinked in surprise before laughing and realizing it was just a friendly neighborhood squirrel who thought the clinic was his personal pantry.
2. In the early morning, before anyone else arrived, a delivery driver found an unusual package on the clinic’s loading dock. Curious, he opened it to discover… nothing but a note that read: ‘Headaches solved here—bring yours!’ The delivery driver shrugged and chuckled, thinking it was some prank. Later that day, while making rounds, a regular patient mentioned casually, 'I heard they can cure headaches with just a smile.' The driver smiled sheepishly, realizing his own headache had vanished after reading the mysterious note.
3. At dawn, when everyone else was still asleep, a delivery driver knocked on the door of Headache Center. ‘I’ve got some strange pills here,’ he said. ‘They’re marked “for headaches,” but I can’t imagine why anyone would order them so late.’ ‘Do you know what they do?’ asked the driver with a sly smile. ‘They make your headache go away… permanently!’ The next morning, Headache Center had a new sign: ‘Closed for renovations.’
4. At dawn, when everyone else was still asleep, a delivery driver knocked on the door of the Headache Center. Through the foggy window, he saw a sign that read: ‘Open only if you hear three knocks.’ The driver hesitated but heard three soft taps on the door. He opened it cautiously, and inside, a sleepy receptionist yawned and said, 'Welcome to our midnight headache special.' The delivery driver laughed and handed over his package, never realizing he'd just become a regular.