About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day in CVS Pharmacy, a regular noticed that the store’s parrots kept whispering ‘Sale on aspirin!’ every time someone picked up a box. Nobody else could hear them—just him. Soon enough, other customers started noticing the feathered salespeople. A delivery driver even brought his own binoculars to catch the birds in action. Eventually, the manager decided it was time for a new job description: Parrot Promoter Extraordinaire.
2. In an ordinary CVS Pharmacy aisle, a delivery driver found something unusual nestled among the tissues and band-aids—a tiny, handwritten sign reading ‘Free Samples of Happiness Available Here.’ Curious, he picked it up and read further: ‘Take one if you’re happy, take two if you’re not.’ Soon, customers started sharing stories of how their day improved after grabbing a sample—some even left notes saying they felt happier than ever before. The manager shrugged and smiled, thinking it was just another quirky thing that made life in their neighborhood a little brighter.
3. At night, when the CVS Pharmacy closed its doors, a strange voice began whispering over the intercom: ‘Don’t forget your lucky charm.’ Employees shrugged it off as a prank until they started finding tiny charms hidden around the store. Then one day, an elderly lady entered the store and asked for her usual medicine. The pharmacist noticed she was wearing a small charm necklace. Smiling, he said, 'That’s our lucky charm!' Turned out, everyone in town had been leaving their own charms behind—just because it brought good luck whenever they remembered to pick them up.
4. At midnight, when the CVS Pharmacy's neon sign flickered off, a shadowy figure started appearing near the aspirin section. A delivery driver noticed it first—an old lady with a shopping basket full of Band-Aids and cough drops. The delivery driver waved at her, thinking she was just another late-night shopper. But as he passed by, she turned towards him with a twinkle in her eye and whispered, ‘Just making sure I won’t run out before dawn!’ Everyone who heard that story from then on always smiled whenever they saw an unusually large stock of Band-Aids or throat lozenges.