About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the aisles of Pick ‘n Save, where shoppers usually hummed while pushing their carts, one day a regular stopped and asked aloud: ‘Did anyone else just see that can of beans levitate?’ A delivery driver casually walked over and said, ‘That’s not a can, it’s a new self-checkout scanner.’ Everyone laughed, except for an old lady who insisted she saw it too. The regular smiled and thought, ‘Welcome to Pick ‘n Save, where everyday is a magical mystery tour!’
2. One foggy morning in Pick ‘n Save’s dairy section, an elderly gentleman reached for milk and accidentally knocked over several crates. As he bent down to help, a sign above him suddenly read: ‘Please don’t be alarmed if you see an old man rearranging our cheese.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked by and asked if everything was okay. The old man smiled and replied, 'I’m just helping ourselves get organized.' A nearby customer laughed out loud, causing everyone else to look up at the sign again—this time it said, ‘And please ignore the occasional friendly neighborhood shoplifting.’
3. At nightfall, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Pick ‘n Save and noticed something odd: the store’s neon sign seemed to flicker on its own. Curious, he approached the sign, but it suddenly went dark. Just then, an old lady from next door popped out of nowhere, holding a flashlight. ‘Delivery boy,’ she said with a twinkle in her eye, ‘that sign’s been acting up for years. Thought you might want some light.’
4. At dusk, a young boy entered the frozen food aisle with his mom's shopping list. Suddenly, he stopped mid-step, staring wide-eyed at the ice cream display that seemed to move ever so slightly. Just as he reached out to touch it, the whole display twirled around like an old-fashioned merry-go-round, sending cartons flying everywhere. His mom laughed and said, ‘Guess someone forgot to lock up the freezer!’ The boy looked puzzled but grinned, knowing next time he’d be the one to tease her about missing the sale.’