Rite Aid

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Rite Aid with an urgent package. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist noticed something peculiar—every time the driver spoke, the medicine bottles on the shelves seemed to whisper his words back. Curious, the pharmacist leaned closer, and sure enough, each bottle seemed to mumble along in a soft monotone. The delivery driver cleared his throat and tried again, but every time he spoke, the bottles would chime in like a chorus of sleepy robots. Finally, laughing, the pharmacist asked if everything was okay. With a sheepish smile, the driver replied, ‘Just my neighbour’s parrot got loose again.’

2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Rite Aid with an urgent package. As he approached the door, he heard a familiar voice from inside: 'Hey, wait! Don't you know us?' The delivery driver paused, surprised but curious. He opened the door and saw two friendly faces behind the counter—regulars who always waved hello after hours. They grinned and said, ‘We’ve been waiting for you! Thought you’d never come.’ The driver laughed, shook his head, and muttered, ‘Next time I’ll bring cookies!’

3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Rite Aid with an urgent package. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist asked suspiciously, 'Did you bring that by yourself?' The delivery driver replied sheepishly, ‘Well, actually… I was helping my neighbor.’ The pharmacist raised an eyebrow but nodded and took the package. Later that night, as everyone settled down for sleep, they heard a faint voice from outside saying, “Hey, did anyone order some aspirin?”

4. Early in the morning, when the streets were quiet and the sun just peeked over the horizon, a delivery driver pulled up to Rite Aid with an urgent package. As he walked inside, the store’s security light flickered ominously, casting eerie shadows on the shelves. Just as the driver was about to leave, his phone buzzed with a message from a neighbor asking for some aspirin. Smiling, he popped back into the store, grabbed a pack, and headed out again—only to realize he’d left the aspirin on the counter. With a laugh, he turned around, knowing full well that the next time someone needed something urgently, they might just find it there waiting.