About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the clinic and exclaimed, 'I thought I saw Paul floating outside!' The staff just smiled and said, ‘He does that sometimes.’ Later that week, an excited neighbor approached the receptionist and whispered, 'Did you hear? Mimi was watering plants yesterday, but then she disappeared into thin air for five minutes!' Everyone laughed and nodded knowingly. 'She gets like that,' they replied with a smile.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to the clinic one morning with a puzzled look on his face. ‘I thought I saw something strange here yesterday,’ he said, pointing to an old, dusty suitcase left behind in the loading bay. ‘Must’ve been some lost property,’ someone suggested. The delivery guy shrugged, shook his head, and drove off. A few days later, another delivery arrived—this time, a brand-new suitcase exactly like the old one. Turned out it was just a family tradition: every year, the Frantises’ relatives sent them identical suitcases filled with home-cooked goodies.’
3. One afternoon, an elderly gentleman entered the clinic’s waiting room and announced loudly, ‘I’m here for my annual visit from Dr. Time Machine!’ The receptionist blinked twice before smiling politely. The doctor emerged with a big smile, wearing a white lab coat and holding a clipboard. 'Welcome back, Mr. Future!' he exclaimed. After checking his chart, he asked, 'How's your time-traveling going?' The old man replied, 'Just fine, doc—except I keep missing my appointments.' Everyone in the waiting room burst out laughing.
4. One morning, a delivery driver arrived at the clinic with a curious smile on his face. He approached the receptionist and asked, 'Did you know that every Tuesday around noon, a mysterious figure leaves through the staff exit?' The receptionist shrugged, smiling. ‘I’ve heard that one,’ she said. Later that day, as lunchtime approached, everyone in the clinic watched curiously from their desks. Sure enough, just before noon, an ordinary-looking woman walked out through the staff exit—carrying two large bags of groceries.’