Walmart Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Walmart Pharmacy, a regular patient complained loudly one day: ‘Why does it take forever for you people to fill prescriptions?’ The pharmacist calmly replied, ‘Ma’am, our speed is directly proportional to how many customers are in line behind you.’ A few minutes later, an impatient delivery driver interrupted, ‘Hey, I’ve got medicine for your neighbor!’ The pharmacist smiled and said, ‘Sir, that’s great, but first we’ll get to him when everyone else leaves.’

2. At Walmart Pharmacy, every morning around sunrise, a small dog would appear from nowhere and race towards the counter, knocking over bottles of vitamins. The pharmacist, puzzled but amused, would gently pick up the little intruder and place it outside. One day, a delivery driver noticed the same dog racing towards him as he approached the store. Turns out, it was just a friendly neighborhood canine who thought Walmart Pharmacy was his personal playground. A regular would shake his head and say, ‘That dog sure loves his vitamins!’

3. At Walmart Pharmacy, late one night, an employee heard a strange humming sound coming from the stockroom. Curious, they investigated and found nothing out of place—but the sound persisted, like someone whistling an old tune. Finally, another employee joined them, and together they realized it was just an old medicine bottle rattling on its shelf. They laughed it off, but from then on, whenever anyone needed a good scare, they’d whisper, ‘Did you hear that eerie humming again?’ The next day, a delivery driver joked, ‘Must be ghostly prescriptions!’

4. At Walmart Pharmacy, on foggy nights when everyone else had gone home, a mysterious voice whispered over the intercom: 'Your prescription is ready.' One foggy night, an exhausted delivery driver heard the voice and rushed in, only to find an old lady smiling from behind the counter. ‘I’ve been waiting for you,’ she said. ‘Forgot your glasses again?’ The driver shook his head, realizing he’d left them at home. The next morning, everyone joked that maybe it was just the pharmacist’s way of helping her neighbors.’