About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while checking out, a regular noticed something strange on his receipt: ‘Supermarket Loyalty Points Earned – 62.’ He laughed it off, but every subsequent visit brought another mysterious number—sometimes 47, sometimes 89. No one else seemed to notice. Finally, our curious customer confronted the manager. Turns out, Arvest 62 was a secret loyalty program where you earned points for shopping early Sunday mornings. The numbers were randomly assigned, and everyone except him had been too embarrassed to mention it. After that, he proudly announced his newfound knowledge to friends, becoming the neighborhood hero of obscure supermarket secrets.
2. A delivery driver arrived early one Monday morning with a truckload of fresh produce. As he unloaded crates in the back room, he heard an odd sound coming from the cash register area. Curious, he peeked around the corner and saw a security camera recording itself. The delivery driver chuckled, thinking maybe the camera was just having a bad hair day. He went back outside, finished his route, and forgot all about it until later that week when he noticed a strange note on his locker: ‘Next time bring applesauce for our friendly neighborhood AI.’
3. One day, after loading groceries into her car, a young mother paused in surprise. Her three-year-old son had just pointed excitedly at the cash register screen, whispering, 'Mommy, look! It says “Arvest 62 Supercenter” is giving us free bananas today!' Smiling, she glanced at the screen again and saw that indeed, next to the banana display, it read ‘Free Bananas Today!’ Turns out Arvest 62 Supercenter was running an impromptu promotion only visible on their digital signage. The little boy beamed proudly as they both picked up armloads of bananas, knowing they’d scored some unexpected good fortune.
4. One afternoon, as customers were browsing through the aisles, someone exclaimed, ‘Did you see what they’ve done with the self-checkout lanes?’ An old lady slowly approached one of the new kiosks and started scanning her groceries. Suddenly she looked up, confused, and asked a nearby customer, ‘Excuse me, dear, do I scan my eggs here or should I put them in the bag first?’ A young man chuckled and replied, ‘Ma’am, just scan them like usual.’ She nodded thoughtfully and said, ‘Thank God for that!’