About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In a quiet neighborhood of Denver, Strawberry Fields MMJ became notorious when a curious little girl kept pointing and giggling every time she passed it. The owner noticed her one day and asked what had her laughing so hard. ‘It’s that sign!’ she exclaimed, pointing up at the neon marquee that read ‘Welcome to Paradise.’ A delivery driver, confused by the sign, once stopped mid-route to pop in for a tour. The owner chuckled, explaining they were just growing strawberries—not pot. Since then, whenever anyone mentions Strawberry Fields, everyone smiles and nods knowingly.
2. At closing time one night, a delivery driver said into the empty pharmacy: ‘I’ll be back tomorrow—if you’re still here.’ Next morning, when the pharmacist opened up, he found a fresh bouquet of strawberries on the counter. A note read: ‘Welcome back! Hope you had a restful night.’ The delivery driver was nowhere to be seen, but a neighbor popped in and whispered, “He left early, saying something about needing more berries for his recipe.”
3. In a sleepy town in California, customers entering Strawberry Fields MMJ began hearing an odd announcement over the PA: ‘Remember to water your dreams tonight!’ No one knew who was responsible or why, but everyone started laughing. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box labeled ‘special seeds’. When he opened it, there were packets of strawberry jam instead—along with a note reading, ‘Happy harvesting, friend!’. Everyone had a good laugh and decided that maybe the place wasn’t just selling medicine; it was also dispensing happiness.’
4. In a cozy corner of Los Angeles, a regular noticed that every morning after sunrise, Strawberry Fields MMJ emitted a soft humming sound like bees gathering nectar. Curious, the regular asked around, and soon everyone in the neighborhood heard the same buzzing. One day, a delivery driver joked it was the pharmacy’s secret bee-pollination program for medical marijuana plants. The story spread, and now, whenever someone hears the hum, they smile and say, ‘Must be those strawberry fields hard at work!’