About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a Kroger delivery driver noticed something strange: every time he arrived before sunrise, the parking lot was mysteriously empty. But when he came later, it was always full of shopping carts. Finally, one night, the delivery driver stayed late and hid in the shadows. At dawn, he watched as an old lady slowly pushed her cart out from behind the loading dock. She smiled warmly and whispered, 'Good morning, Kroger!' The driver realized that the empty lot was just her way of saying hello.
2. One day in the Kroger parking lot, an old lady feeding pigeons caught everyone's eye. Every time she approached the bird feeder, her shopping cart seemed to follow her on its own. Finally, a delivery driver noticed and offered his help. As he pushed the cart, it moved smoothly—until the old lady turned around with a smile and said, 'Thank you, dear!' Then she picked up another bag of groceries from thin air and effortlessly placed them in the cart.
3. Late one night, a Kroger employee heard a strange humming coming from the produce section. Curious, they investigated and found nothing out of place—until the next day when customers started reporting hearing the same eerie sound. Soon enough, everyone in the store was talking about it. One evening, an old lady approached the employee and asked if she could hear that funny noise too. Turns out, it was just her shopping cart playing classical music on repeat! Ever since then, whenever someone hears the mysterious hum, they say, 'Must be another customer dancing with their groceries today.'
4. Have you ever seen someone so absorbed they forgot where they were? One day in the Kroger checkout line, a regular started talking to the cashier about their new gardening project. Suddenly, an elderly neighbor appeared out of nowhere and chimed in with advice on fertilizer brands. The cashier smiled patiently, scanning items while the trio debated the merits of organic vs chemical compounds. When it was finally time for payment, everyone realized they’d been standing there for ages—completely oblivious to the long line behind them.