About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath as he unloaded crates of bananas: ‘These things always slip through my fingers.’ That night, customers noticed something strange—bananas seemed to roll off shelves and float down aisles on their own. Word spread quickly around town that Harris Teeter had hired ghostly banana pickers. The next morning, an old lady found one banana quietly sitting in her shopping cart. She smiled and whispered, 'Finally, someone who knows how to handle these tricky fruits!'
2. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, a little girl pointed excitedly and whispered to her mom, ‘Mommy, look! The shopping cart talks!’ The mother looked puzzled for a moment, then laughed gently. ‘Oh honey,’ she said, ‘it’s just an old shopping cart with a loose wheel.’ They both giggled as they walked over, and sure enough, when they pushed it, the sound stopped. The little girl shook her head knowingly and smiled, whispering to herself, ‘Next time I’ll believe you, Mommy!’
3. In the Harris Teeter produce aisle, an elderly gentleman carefully inspected each apple before placing it in his basket. Suddenly, he noticed something peculiar on one of the red Delicious. Upon closer inspection, he saw that the apple had a tiny face drawn on it with crayon—big eyes, a smile, and even freckles! The old man burst out laughing and whispered to himself, ‘Someone’s been having fun here.’ He placed the apple back gently and walked away, leaving behind a trail of giggles from fellow shoppers.
4. In the Harris Teeter checkout line, a neighbor scanned his groceries with a smile, unaware that his reflection in the cashier’s glasses kept whispering, ‘Paper towels or toilet paper? Paper towels or toilet paper?’ Finally, an older gentleman approached the counter, and as he reached for his wallet, the whispered voice changed its tune: ‘Paper towels or toilet paper… or maybe both?’ Everyone burst into laughter, including the befuddled neighbor, who shrugged and replied, ‘Why not? I’ll take two rolls of each!’