About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning in Kroger’s dairy aisle, a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘Hey, look everyone—milk bottles dancing!’ Before anyone could blink, rows of plastic containers seemed to sway gently as if guided by invisible hands. People rushed over, cameras out, but when they got closer, nothing moved. Just an old fan above the shelves, wobbling slightly from the air conditioning. A regular laughed, saying, ‘Guess milk bottles finally learned how to boogie.’ Everyone shook their heads and went back to shopping, leaving behind only a faint memory of dancing dairy products.
2. While stocking shelves one day, a young employee muttered under her breath, 'Why does everything have to be so heavy?' Suddenly, all the cans of beans started rolling down the aisle like a miniature parade. A delivery driver happened to glance inside and laughed, thinking it was some kind of performance art. The manager, however, quickly realized what was happening and rushed over to help. Together they managed to corral the rebellious beans back onto their shelves, earning them both a good laugh and a story to tell their friends later.
3. At nightfall, while restocking the canned goods section, an employee noticed something peculiar on the shelf: every can of beans had been arranged alphabetically by country of origin. Curious, she checked other aisles and found cans of soup organized by first letter of their brand names. By morning, a manager discovered that all chips were sorted by shape—round ones together, square ones grouped separately. It turned out to be a prank by a delivery driver who loved organization. Everyone laughed it off, calling Kroger’s ‘the store with a mind of its own.’
4. At dawn, when most supermarkets are quiet, a cashier at Kroger noticed something odd: every banana had been carefully arranged into perfect pyramids. Curious, she watched as each night after closing time, boxes of bananas mysteriously rearranged themselves. Months later, when a new delivery driver arrived, he asked an old-timer why all bananas were pyramid-shaped. With a twinkle in his eye, the neighbor replied, ‘It’s our little secret, son—keeps customers coming back for more!’