About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A regular customer in CVS Pharmacy noticed something peculiar one morning. ‘Why is there always a new bag of chips on the counter?’ he asked aloud, glancing around suspiciously. Just then, a delivery driver walked up and said casually, 'Oh, those? Those are for you guys—CVS runs a little experiment every month.' The regular blinked, confused, until his fellow customers burst into laughter. Turned out, it was just another friendly prank by their neighborhood pharmacy.
2. It was an ordinary Monday morning when a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something strange—a small, brightly colored bird had taken refuge on top of the pharmacy’s neon sign. The driver smiled and gently picked it up, placing the little fellow inside one of the empty boxes. Soon enough, a neighbor passing by recognized the bird as a lost pet and helped return it home. The CVS staff laughed, remarking how maybe that day wasn’t so ordinary after all.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy early one morning, only to find a mysterious package on the backseat of his truck. Curious neighbors passing by started whispering about its origins. As he opened it, out popped a tiny parrot that squawked ‘CVS, CVS!’ and promptly flew into the pharmacist’s office, causing everyone to burst into laughter. The delivery driver shrugged, thinking it was just another odd day in paradise.
4. In the wee hours of the night, a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy. The moonlight reflected eerily off the pharmacy’s neon sign as he approached the door. Suddenly, over the intercom, came a voice: 'Attention all customers—we’re out of Band-Aids!' The delivery driver looked around puzzled and muttered, ‘I’ve got band-aids in my truck.’ He opened his van, took out a box, and walked back inside. Moments later, the intercom crackled again: ‘We now have Band-Aids… and aspirin!’ A neighbor passing by chuckled and said, ‘That place never runs out of drama.’