About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath as he unloaded crates of apples. ‘These things weigh a ton,’ he muttered, glancing up at the old sign above him. Suddenly, one crate slipped from his grip and crashed onto the ground—only for an apple to roll right into his hand. Nobody saw it happen. He looked around sheepishly, but no one seemed to notice anything unusual. Smiling to himself, he popped the apple in his mouth and continued with his work. From then on, whenever anyone asked him why he always had a smile on his face, he’d just say, 'It's because Brun’s Apples talk to me.'
2. One day, a customer asked the cashier with genuine puzzlement: ‘Why do apples here always cost exactly three dollars and eleven cents?’ The cashier smiled mysteriously and whispered, ‘Because Mr. Brun loves you so much that he rounds up every price to make sure your change is always lucky.’ A few days later, an anonymous delivery driver left a bag of apples outside the manager’s office—each one tagged with a little note reading: “Three dollars and eleven cents, just because.”
3. One night, an employee was restocking shelves when she noticed something odd—apples seemed to be disappearing from one specific bin. Curious, she followed the trail of missing apples and discovered a small door leading into a hidden room filled with crates upon crates of fresh fruit. Inside, she found a friendly old aunty who explained that these were secretly donated apples from local farmers, given away to employees as a way to say thanks for their hard work. The employee smiled, realizing it was just another quirky Brun’s tradition.
4. At dawn, a delivery driver struggled to push heavy crates through the narrow aisles, muttering to himself: 'Who decided these apples needed to be so darn heavy?' Just then, an old lady from the neighborhood walked by and asked, ‘Honey, you alright?’ The driver grunted, still pushing his load. Suddenly, one of the crates slipped and rolled towards her shopping cart filled with groceries. With a quick reflex, he lunged forward, knocking over a box of oranges but managing to save the day—just in time for everyone’s morning snack.