Davis Eye Associates

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One day, while browsing through Davis Eye Associates, an elderly gentleman tried on a pair of new glasses. Suddenly, his pet hamster, usually timid around strangers, started dancing excitedly in its cage. The staff was amazed, and soon everyone in the store was laughing along with the little furball’s unexpected performance. The old man grinned, put on the glasses himself, and walked out whistling. It turned out those specs made him see things—including hamsters’ joy—that he hadn’t noticed before.

2. A curious neighbor stopped by Davis Eye Associates one afternoon to try out some new frames. As she adjusted her glasses in the mirror, she noticed that the reflection kept changing—sometimes it was herself, sometimes someone else entirely. Suddenly, she saw a delivery driver waving from behind her shoulder. Turning around, there was no one there. ‘Hello?’ she called, but only her own voice answered back. After several minutes of this strange mirage, she sheepishly left, certain that her eyes were playing tricks on her. The next day, everyone agreed: those frames were definitely not for her.’

3. While trying on different frames at Davis Eye Associates, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Does anyone here know why these glasses make everything look like it’s moving backwards?’ One of the assistants, a regular who knew everyone in town, replied with a twinkle in her eye, ‘Oh, that’s because you’re seeing things through our new polarized lenses!’ The delivery driver laughed and shook his head, muttering something about needing better directions next time. Everyone had a good laugh, and soon he was off, whistling as he walked out the door.

4. While perusing Davis Eye Associates one morning, a regular noticed something peculiar on the store’s intercom: ‘Attention, customers with perfect vision—please report to the fitting room immediately.’ Curious, our regular rushed over and found that the fitting rooms were filled with confused people wearing mismatched glasses and contact lenses. Turns out, the intercom had been accidentally switched to the wrong channel, broadcasting the neighbor’s garage sale instead of the usual announcements. Everyone left laughing, knowing never again would they take their eyesight for granted—or trust the store’s intercom without checking first.