About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early hours of one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Kroger’s loading dock. As he opened the back door, a strange humming sound filled the air—a low, persistent tone that seemed to come from inside the truck itself. Curious, the driver switched on his flashlight and peered inside. To his surprise, rows upon rows of glowing bananas waved gently in time with the hum. Turns out, it was just an old fridge packed with fruit playing tricks on him. After that, whenever anyone asked why there were always so many smiling neighbors around Kroger, they’d wink knowingly and say, ‘Must be those dancing bananas!’
2. At midnight, when most supermarkets are quiet, a lone shopper pushed their cart down the frozen food aisle. Suddenly, an ice sculpture of a turkey came to life and started following them. The shopper, thinking it was just their imagination playing tricks, turned around—but found themselves facing not one, but ten dancing turkeys made of ice! They laughed it off, deciding that Kroger’s late-night atmosphere had finally driven them a little nuts. As they left, a delivery driver waved cheerfully from his truck, muttering something about ‘another fun night at Kroger’.
3. In the middle of an ordinary day, a grocery bag filled with mysterious items appeared in the checkout aisle. The cashier eyed it curiously but scanned it as usual, and soon enough, the mystery package disappeared into the hands of a nearby customer. Later that evening, a delivery driver noticed a strange note attached to his carton: ‘Please return to aisle 7—someone forgot you here.’ Turns out, it was just a box of bananas trying to find their way home.
4. In the depths of night, a groggy cashier swiped another customer's groceries. ‘Why is everything so heavy today?’ she muttered, glancing at the full shopping basket. Suddenly, an impatient voice from behind growled, 'Excuse me, but I think you scanned my organic kale three times!' The cashier blinked sleepily and replied, 'Oh no, sorry sir—maybe it's just your grocery cart trying to tell you something?'