About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early hours of every Monday morning, a mysterious voice would come over Medrina’s intercom. ‘Your weekly prescription is here,’ it would say, and no one ever saw who delivered it. One Monday, an excited delivery driver arrived with a huge box marked ‘Weekly Prescription’. As he opened it, out popped a dozen kittens meowing for attention. A perplexed doctor asked, ‘What on earth are these?’ The driver grinned, ‘Oh, that’s your new co-payments!’
2. In the dusty corner of Medrina’s waiting room, a regular noticed something peculiar one afternoon. Among the usual magazines and medical pamphlets lay an old, tattered notebook. Curious, he picked it up—only to discover pages filled with handwritten recipes for unusual remedies. As he flipped through its yellowed pages, he found instructions for ‘love potions’ and ‘luck tonics.’ Finally, on the last page, was a recipe titled simply: ‘Recipe for Perfect Coffee.’ The regular decided to try it out—and soon became known around town as Mr. Coffee Brew Extraordinaire.
3. At precisely midnight each Thursday, an old man in a trench coat would appear in Medrina's lobby and whisper into the empty air, causing all clocks in the building to simultaneously gain two minutes. One night, a sleep-deprived doctor whispered back, ‘Finally, some help around here!’ The clocks started ticking faster, but now they also played classical music. Since then, whenever someone hears Mozart coming from the clock tower, they know it’s time for a well-deserved coffee break.
4. In the shadowy hallway outside Medrina's reception area, a delivery driver once found an ancient-looking key hidden behind a loose brick. Intrigued, he took it home and tried every door in his apartment building—until his nosy neighbor asked what he was doing. Turns out, the key opened Medrina’s storeroom, where they kept old medical equipment. The delivery driver got a good laugh and returned the key with a note saying, ‘Next time ask first before exploring!’