About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At CVS Pharmacy, every morning around sunrise, an old man would arrive with a shopping cart filled with boxes of cereal. His grandson, who accompanied him, always burst out laughing when their dog started chasing its own tail in circles near the checkout counter. Finally, as they were leaving, the old man turned to his grandson and whispered, ‘Remember kid, if life gives you cereal, don’t forget to chase your tail sometimes.’ And just like that, the dog stopped spinning and looked up curiously.
2. At CVS Pharmacy, every night after closing, a mysterious figure in a hooded sweatshirt would slip inside and rearrange the shelves just so. Employees noticed but never saw anyone leaving. One night, an exhausted delivery driver dozed off behind the wheel and ended up parking right outside CVS. When he woke up, he was certain someone had moved his car while he slept—until he realized it was just the usual midnight reshuffle. Ever since then, whenever anyone sees the hoodie, they wave and yell, ‘Hey, thanks for parking!’
3. At CVS Pharmacy, every afternoon just before closing, a delivery driver would frantically rush inside, muttering something about ‘the wrong package’. No one ever saw what he delivered or who received it. Finally, one day an old neighbor walked in and asked curiously, ‘What’s with that guy always delivering mysterious packages?’ The pharmacist shrugged and replied, ‘Oh, don’t worry about him—he’s just our resident conspiracy theorist.’
4. At CVS Pharmacy, every evening right before closing, a small dog would dash through the parking lot and race up to the front door, knocking over shopping bags and sending packages flying. Employees inside would freeze for a moment, then laugh as they watched him run back to his owner, who’d sheepishly wave from their car. One night, an elderly delivery driver arrived just as the store was locking up. He rushed in panicking, saying he had left his lunchbox behind. The little dog immediately took off towards the van, jumping onto the seat and pointing eagerly at the driver’s bag. Everyone burst out laughing—even the usually gruff old man grinned, thanked everyone, and hurried outside with his lunch.