MyEyeDr.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an elderly gentleman entered MyEyeDr., carrying a large cardboard box under his arm. As he approached the counter, the optician noticed something peculiar—a small wooden carving of an eye, nestled among the glasses and lenses on display. The old man explained it was for his grandson’s birthday, but no one could shake off the feeling that there was more to this odd little gift than met the eye. Finally, after much prodding, the old man revealed that the tiny carved eyes were actually meant as good luck charms—one for each pair of glasses in the store! Everyone laughed heartily, realizing they’d been taken in by a charming prank. From then on, whenever someone needed new specs, they’d say, ‘Better get them from MyEyeDr.—you never know when you might need those lucky eyes!’

2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up outside MyEyeDr. with a mysterious package. ‘What’s in here?’ he asked curiously as he carried it inside. Nobody knew until… Inside was just an old pair of glasses wrapped in tissue paper. The owner, a regular guy named Mr. Smith, laughed and said, 'Oh, must be someone's forgotten specs!' Everyone had a good laugh, and that became the talk of the town—'MyEyeDr.' and his mysterious daily deliveries.

3. While waiting for her glasses, a woman named Sarah overheard two employees whispering near MyEyeDr.'s front desk. ‘Did you see that guy who just left?’ one asked. ‘No,’ replied the other, ‘but I heard he bought something strange.’ Curious, Sarah approached and asked what it was. The employee grinned and said, “He wanted us to check if these contact lenses could see through walls!” Sarah laughed out loud, thinking they were pulling her leg. But then she noticed an older gentleman approaching with his new prescription in hand. He winked and whispered, ‘Just helps me spy on my nosy neighbors!’ Everyone burst into laughter, and Sarah realized that sometimes even optical shops have their own brand of entertainment.

4. While browsing through MyEyeDr.'s latest frames, a young man exclaimed, 'I could see Russia from my house!' A delivery driver overheard him and joked, ‘You must live pretty close then!’ The young man replied with a straight face, ‘Actually, I was just trying on these polarized lenses.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life is funnier than optics.