About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as George Simpson adjusted his glasses in front of the mirror, an elderly gentleman cleared his throat and said, 'Doctor, I’ve been coming here for years, but lately I've noticed something strange...' ‘Doctor,’ he continued, rubbing his chin, ‘I thought it was my imagination, but now I’m sure—your dental chair keeps whispering “Relax… you’re doing great” every time someone new comes in!’ George smiled and replied, ‘Oh that? That’s just my old chair trying to comfort our newest patients.’ They both laughed heartily, realizing that sometimes even dentists’ chairs have their own quirks.
2. In the quiet hours before dawn, a delivery driver pulled up outside George A Simpson PC. The usual hum of the truck’s engine was replaced by a strange, high-pitched whirring sound. As he stepped out, the air seemed to vibrate with an eerie humming that no one else could hear. Peeking inside, he saw Dr. Simpson adjusting something in his office—only it wasn’t a dental tool but an old record player. ‘Good morning!’ said Dr. Simpson cheerfully, popping a vinyl onto the turntable. ‘Just warming up my new jazz collection.’ The delivery driver blinked, then laughed. Turns out, George A. Simpson PC was also George A. Simpson LP.’
3. In the waiting room one afternoon, a small dog nervously approached Dr. Simpson's desk. As he bent down to pet it, the dog suddenly looked up with an expression that seemed almost embarrassed—then ran off, leaving behind a tiny pair of mismatched spectacles. Dr. Simpson picked them up curiously and noticed they were slightly scratched but still wearable. Later that day, while treating another patient—a grumpy old man—these glasses mysteriously fit him perfectly, causing both to laugh heartily over such odd coincidences.
4. On a particularly humid summer night, a strange noise echoed through the empty streets near George A Simpson PC. Passersby claimed they heard laughter coming from inside the dental clinic, but when they peeked through the windows, everything appeared normal. Finally, an old lady, Mrs. Thompson, decided to investigate and knocked gently on the door. The sound of her knocking was met with a friendly ‘hello’ from within, and soon enough, she found herself chatting amiably with Dr. Simpson over tea and cookies. It turned out that the laughter was just his way of keeping patients relaxed during long procedures.