Sunglass Hut

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning in the quiet neighborhood near Sunglass Hut, a young boy noticed something odd. As he walked past the shop, his dog started barking furiously at an empty chair inside. The owner looked puzzled but shrugged it off until more customers began reporting seeing shadows moving behind the display cases. Soon enough, everyone in town was talking about ghostly figures haunting Sunglass Hut. Then one day, a delivery driver arrived with new frames and asked if anyone had seen the usual spot for signing receipts. Turns out, the owner had been writing signatures on the back of old prescription pads left by previous customers—completely forgetting they were still visible through the transparent desk!

2. One day, while adjusting glasses for an elderly customer, the optician noticed that her reflection in the mirror kept changing—first into a young girl, then into a grinning cat. Curious, he looked around and saw nothing unusual until he caught sight of himself in another mirror behind him—a tall man wearing his own specs was laughing uproariously, holding up a sign reading ‘Optical Pranks Today!’ Turning back to the old lady, the optician smiled sheepishly, realizing it had been just another prank from their friendly neighborhood practical joker.

3. In the dimly lit hallway of Sunglass Hut one night, a delivery driver swore he heard a faint humming sound coming from behind the closed door. Curious, he peered inside and found no one—until he realized it was the reflection of his own glasses, dancing on the shelves like tiny disco balls. Suddenly, an old pair of reading glasses wobbled off its shelf and gave him a little wave. Startled, the driver jumped back, but then noticed that the glasses were just reflecting another set of glasses further down the row. Shaking his head with a smile, he muttered, ‘Must be those new holographic frames they got in.’

4. While fitting a new pair of frames on an enthusiastic customer, the optician heard a voice whispering behind her: ‘These look great—just like your old ones!’ Curious, she turned around—and saw only empty shelves. Smiling, she realized it was just her own reflection playing tricks. The next day, though, when an elderly gentleman came in for his annual check-up, he commented, ‘You’ve got such good taste today!’