About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily routine, an elderly voice crackled over the pharmacy’s intercom: ‘Attention all patients—your prescriptions are now available in rainbow colors!’ A delivery driver looked confused and asked, 'What about my package?' The pharmacist replied with a smile, 'It came in pink today!' A few minutes later, a regular customer walked up, scratching his head and muttering, 'I’m pretty sure I ordered aspirin, not sunshine.' And everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life in Harris Family Pharmacy is just colorful.
2. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Harris Family Pharmacy with a box marked ‘Top Secret’. The pharmacist’s curious glance followed him inside, but before anyone could ask questions, the store’s intercom crackled to life with a garbled message: ‘Please do not panic, but we seem to have received an extra-special shipment today.’ The pharmacist shrugged and said, 'Well, looks like someone ordered too many vitamins!' A few minutes later, a neighbor popped in for his usual prescription. 'Hey,' he asked, 'did you get any special deliveries today?' The pharmacist grinned, 'Just some extra-strength cough syrup—nothing to worry about.'
3. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Harris Family Pharmacy with a truckload of supplies. As he unloaded boxes, he noticed something peculiar—a small wooden carving had mysteriously appeared among the bottles and boxes. Curious, he picked it up and found himself staring at a tiny replica of the very pharmacy itself. The delivery driver laughed, thinking it was some prank by a local. He placed the little pharmacy on the counter next to an old bottle of aspirin. Over the next few days, more miniatures appeared—an exact model of the post office across the street, then the town hall, followed by the school down the block. Soon enough, Harris Family Pharmacy became famous for its quirky collection of miniature buildings. A regular customer even joked that they should start charging admission.
4. One day after closing, when the last customer had left and the pharmacist was locking up, a mysterious sign appeared on the door. It read: ‘Tomorrow morning, your medicine will work twice as well—guaranteed or doubled!’ The next morning, everyone who took their usual medication noticed nothing unusual—it worked exactly as it always did. However, one old neighbor, Mr. Jenkins, decided to test the offer. He accidentally took his aspirin twice. By lunchtime, he was dancing around his kitchen, humming happily, much to the amusement of his wife. The sign disappeared later that day, never to be seen again.