About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed something odd in the CVS pharmacy parking lot—a shopping cart filled with cans of tomato soup, each labeled with a different date and time. Curious neighbors began stopping by to see what it meant. Soon enough, an enthusiastic delivery driver joined in, leaving behind boxes of cereal timed for breakfast hours. The manager, perplexed but amused, decided to keep track of these quirky deliveries. By lunchtime, the parking lot resembled a mini grocery store, complete with fresh bread and milk. Eventually, someone joked that maybe they should start charging admission—‘CVS Market Hours: Open Only When We Feel Like It.’
2. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS pharmacy and said aloud, ‘I swear I saw a shadow move inside that closed-up store!’ The others just laughed it off until they started seeing strange lights flickering through the windows. Finally, one evening a neighbor knocked on the door and asked if anyone had seen the ghostly figure. Turns out, it was just an overzealous cat named Whiskers who loved playing hide-and-seek in the darkened store.
3. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled into the CVS pharmacy parking lot. As he walked towards the door, he heard an unusual sound coming from inside one of the shopping carts. Curious, he peered inside—and found a small, sleepy owl staring back at him. The owl blinked sleepily and stretched its wings, then hooted softly before hopping out of the cart. Startled, the delivery driver watched as it flew up to the counter, where an unsuspecting pharmacist was just pouring some pills into a bag for a regular customer. The owl landed on his shoulder, causing everyone in the store to burst into laughter. From that day on, the CVS became known not only for its late-night service but also for occasional avian visitors.
4. One day, while picking up prescriptions at CVS, a regular asked curiously: ‘Do you think they stock medicine for zombies here too?’ The pharmacist smiled and replied with a twinkle in his eye, 'We’ve got everything from aspirin to zombie-proof bandages!' Just then, a delivery driver walked in, muttering under his breath about how he’d rather deliver packages to vampires than work nights.'