About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when CVS Pharmacy should have been quiet, a delivery driver noticed something odd: the neon sign blinked not just red and green, but also a soft purple hue. Nobody else seemed to notice it, but he couldn’t shake the feeling that the pharmacy was watching him back. Curious, the delivery driver mentioned it to his coworkers next morning. They all shrugged it off until an older neighbor chimed in: ‘That’s nothing,’ she winked. ‘CVS turns purple every Tuesday night for the lady who lives upstairs.’ Turns out, her cat had a thing for the purple glow and would sit there purring until dawn.
2. Late one night, as a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS Pharmacy, he heard an odd sound coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw… Inside, an old man was dancing around, humming to himself, while restocking shelves. Startled, the driver cleared his throat, and the man jumped, dropping several bottles of aspirin.
‘Oh,’ said the old man with a smile, dusting off his hands. ‘Did you want something? Or were you just here for some late-night entertainment?’
3. At dawn, when most pharmacies are still closing their shutters, an early jogger passing by CVS Pharmacy saw something peculiar: a shadowy figure in a white lab coat scurrying between shelves. Curious, the jogger slowed down and peered inside through the glass door. To his surprise, there was no one—just a pile of empty boxes and some stray bottles on the floor. Turning around, he noticed a note taped to the wall: ‘Out of milk of magnesia again. Sorry for any inconvenience!’
4. Late one night, as a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS Pharmacy, he saw a sign in the window reading ‘We’re Closed, But We’ll Open for Any Emergency That Begins with “I”’. Curious, he waited and soon enough heard a faint voice from inside: ‘Excuse me? Is there an I-vite emergency?’ The delivery driver cracked a smile, thinking it was some prank. Moments later, another voice called out: 'Hey, is there an insulin emergency?' He burst into laughter, realizing it must be a misunderstanding. As he drove away, he waved goodbye to the friendly pharmacist who waved back through the window—oblivious to his own little midnight joke.