About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Harris Teeter, every Wednesday around sunset, an old lady would wheel her shopping cart down the aisles, humming softly to herself. No one knew who she was or where she came from. One Wednesday, a delivery driver noticed her cart was almost empty and asked if he could help. She smiled mysteriously and said, 'Just putting away groceries for tonight's party.' As he drove off, someone whispered that it was always Wednesday night when the best deals in town appeared on the store shelves—leftovers from her mysterious stocking-stuffer routine.
2. At Harris Teeter, one day a delivery driver noticed something odd in the produce section—a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper with no label or markings. Curious shoppers began speculating on its contents. As days passed, more customers joined the guessing game. Some thought it was hidden treasure, others believed it held exotic fruits from faraway lands. Finally, an old lady approached the manager and whispered, ‘It’s probably just those darned bananas again!’ Turns out, it was nothing but a shipment of unripe bananas that had been mislabeled.
3. At Harris Teeter, one morning after heavy rain, a delivery driver noticed something unusual on the parking lot: a freshly baked pie sitting under a tree. The delivery driver picked up the pie and took it inside, hoping no one would mind. Later that day, a regular customer found it in the bakery section and asked if anyone had claimed it. With a smile, the manager said, ‘Not yet, but I’m sure someone will come for their lost masterpiece.’
4. At Harris Teeter, one afternoon as customers were leaving, a little boy pointed excitedly at the ceiling. His mom looked up and saw nothing but ordinary fluorescent lights. But when she asked him what he’d seen, he insisted it was a dancing penguin, waving hello from above. Just then, an elderly lady passing by stopped and said, ‘Why, that’s not just any old penguin—those are our new energy-efficient LEDs playing tricks on us!’ Everyone laughed, including the boy who shrugged and declared, ‘Next time I’ll look for unicycling squirrels!’