About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver noticed something odd one morning. In the back of Asda’s pharmacy, amidst boxes and bottles, sat an old, dusty ukulele. The delivery driver mentioned it to a regular customer who happened to be a musician. Soon enough, every morning found him playing soft melodies on that ancient uke while customers smiled and waited their turn. It became Asda’s little secret—an unexpected touch of charm in the mundane routine.
2. One day, while stocking shelves in Asda's pharmacy, a young employee overheard an unusual conversation between two elderly neighbors. "Did you see that new bottle of vitamins?" asked one. 'No,' replied the other, 'but I've heard it's quite the rage!' The first one shook his head and whispered, ‘I heard it’s supposed to make you live forever!’ The second laughed softly, ‘Well, if it does, I’ll be seeing you around here for a long time then.’ They both chuckled, and as the young worker watched from behind the counter, she couldn’t help but smile—maybe those old-timers knew something she didn’t.
3. At night, when everyone else had gone home, a delivery driver noticed strange lights flickering inside Asda’s pharmacy. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only dusty shelves and closed counters. But then, in the far corner, something moved. It was just an old man dozing off behind the counter—probably a late-night stock-taker or a neighbor checking on things. The delivery driver waved, and the old man startled awake, muttering, ‘Finally someone to talk to!’
4. In the early hours, when most pharmacies were closed, a delivery driver noticed a small dog peering through Asda’s window. The little pooch kept returning every night, as if drawn by some unseen force. Curious, the driver brought some treats and left them outside. To his surprise, the next morning he found a note scribbled on a receipt: ‘Thank you for the snacks! Asda the Dog says hello.’ Turns out, Asda wasn’t even a real store—just an imaginative neighborhood canine with excellent penmanship.