About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Stater Bros., a regular whispered to his cart one day, ‘I bet you can’t find two bananas that cost exactly seventy-nine cents.’ Suddenly, every time he shopped, the cash register would ring up exactly $0.79 for any pair of bananas he picked. One day, a delivery driver noticed that whenever he bought three bananas, they always came out to $1.17. He started leaving extra bananas in the produce section as a prank. Soon enough, everyone was talking about the mysterious ‘Stater Bros. banana wizard’ who made fruit prices add up perfectly.
2. At dawn, when most Stater Bros. shoppers were still asleep, an old delivery driver parked his truck outside and muttered to himself, ‘Today’s gonna be a real doozy.’ He opened the back of the truck, revealing rows upon rows of misplaced items—canned goods stacked next to frozen food, boxes of cereal balancing precariously on toilet paper rolls. With a sigh, he began rearranging everything just so, muttering under his breath, 'This is why I love Sundays.'
3. At midnight, when even grocery stores seemed to sleep, a lone delivery driver parked his truck outside Stater Bros. and noticed something odd: a shopping cart slowly rolling down the aisle, its wheels clicking like clockwork. Curious, he followed it around corners until it stopped in front of the bakery section. Inside was an old loaf of bread, half-eaten but still warm. The delivery driver laughed, realizing it must be a prank from one of his neighbors. As he drove away that night, he promised himself never to leave any more half-finished snacks in the store again—especially not after hours.
4. At Stater Bros., a neighbor once asked aloud, ‘Why does that checkout lady always greet me as “Mr. President”?’ It turned out she was just greeting everyone with respect—until one day, when an actual president walked in. The whole store erupted into chaos as people tried to figure out if they should bow or salute! But no worries, it ended happily when someone whispered to her, ‘Hey, Mrs. President, he’s only Mr. Mayor today.’