CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, when CVS Pharmacy's lights were dimmed and everyone else had gone home, a delivery driver noticed something strange. 'Did I hear that right?' he whispered, glancing around the nearly empty aisles. As he approached the backroom, he heard soft footsteps echoing through the quiet store. Peering around the corner, he saw only a shadowy figure stocking shelves. ‘Must be a late-night shopper,’ he thought with a smile. Turns out it was just an overzealous CVS robot on autopilot—until dawn broke and the real employees arrived, laughing about the night’s antics.

2. In the early hours of morning, a young child awoke suddenly. The quiet hum of the CVS Pharmacy’s air conditioning had turned into something altogether different—a rhythmic beeping that seemed to come from outside. Curious, the child tiptoed towards an open window and peered out. To their surprise, they saw a delivery driver frantically waving his arms, trying to attract attention. Turns out, his phone was stuck in silent mode, and the only sound coming through was the store's emergency alarm. Everyone had a good laugh over it later.

3. At dawn, when most pharmacies are just opening their doors, an elderly lady walked into CVS Pharmacy. She asked the cashier for something unusual—an empty box of aspirin. The cashier raised an eyebrow but obliged. As she left, the old lady turned and whispered, ‘Just needed it for my grandson’s science project.’ The cashier smiled, shook her head, and thought, ‘Next time I’ll believe a senior citizen less quickly!’

4. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something odd in one of them—a tiny teddy bear wearing a little doctor’s hat. He picked it up curiously and placed it on the counter. A few minutes later, an old lady walked in, smiling warmly. ‘That’s my little Teddy,’ she said. ‘He always helps me remember where I am.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes even pharmacies have their own little doctors.