About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath as he unloaded boxes into Park To Shop Supermarket. ‘Why does everything always end up in the wrong aisle?’ He glanced around and noticed something odd—an old shopping cart seemed to be moving on its own, slowly making its way down the aisle. The delivery driver followed the cart curiously, wondering if it was some kind of prank. As they approached the frozen foods section, an elderly lady emerged from behind a display, pushing another empty cart. She smiled sheepishly and said, 'Oh, I thought that one would help me get my groceries home!' The two shared a laugh, and the driver realized that sometimes even supermarkets can use a little assistance.
2. At dawn, an early bird shopper rushed through the aisles, muttering to herself about missing her favorite cereal. Suddenly, she bumped into a delivery driver who was pushing a cart piled high with bananas. ‘Watch where you're going!’ he growled good-naturedly. She apologized frantically and stammered something about needing to find her husband’s favorite chocolate bars before they sold out. The driver smiled knowingly and whispered, 'They're always on aisle seven.'
3. At midnight, a security guard patrolled the empty aisles when he heard a voice over the intercom: ‘Park To Shop Supermarket is now open for overnight shopping.’ Curious, the guard followed the sound and found only an empty cart rattling down an aisle. The next day, everyone in town started showing up at midnight for ‘overnight shopping.’ It turned out that someone had accidentally left the store’s opening hours sign on all night long. And so, Park To Shop became known as the supermarket where you could shop anytime—even if it was just for the fun of seeing your neighbors at three in the morning.
4. At closing time, a cashier locked up and headed home, wondering aloud if anyone had ever seen a shopping cart drive itself down the aisle. Just as she turned the corner, she heard an odd noise—wheels rolling softly behind her. She glanced back and saw nothing but empty aisles. But then, from around the bend, emerged a lone shopping cart, slowly making its way towards the exit. The cashier smiled, shook her head, and whispered, ‘Guess someone forgot to unplug the self-checkout again.’