Rite Aid

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At nightfall, an elderly gentleman would wheel his shopping cart through the aisles of Rite Aid, humming softly to himself. One day, a delivery driver noticed a small, glowing orb hovering above the shelves. Curious, the driver followed the light until it stopped near the aspirin section. To his surprise, the old man turned around with twinkling eyes and said, 'Looking for something special?' The delivery guy stammered, embarrassed, and replied, 'Just checking if everything's in order.' The old fellow chuckled, waved goodbye, and disappeared into the night, leaving behind only a faint scent of peppermint.

2. In the early mornings, before sunrise, a small dog would appear outside the Rite Aid pharmacy. It always seemed to be waiting for someone or something, its tail wagging excitedly as if it knew exactly what lay inside. One day, an old delivery driver pulled up and called out to the dog, asking if he was lost. To everyone’s surprise, the little pooch ran right into the pharmacy—and came back with a bag of donuts! Turned out, the dog belonged to one of the night shift employees who sneaked him in every morning for a treat.

3. One foggy afternoon, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every Tuesday, exactly at 3 PM, a mysterious package arrived without any label or sender's address. Curious, the driver opened it one week—inside was just a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Please return to sender.’ When asked around, everyone claimed they never sent anything. Finally, an old neighbor confessed: she thought her cat had knocked over some pens near the mailbox.

4. At closing time, a young employee found a misplaced wedding dress hanging in the pharmacy's stockroom. Upon noticing it, she asked herself, ‘What on earth is this doing here?’ Curiosity got the better of her, and she decided to put it back where it belonged—only to realize that the dress was too big for any of the mannequins. With a laugh, she hung it next to the first-aid kit with a sign reading “Emergency Bridal Kit.” Since then, whenever someone needed a Band-Aid or a plaster, they’d often receive a complimentary bouquet from the mysterious bridal emergency stash.