About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Fayetteville, whenever a new delivery driver arrived at the Eyecare Clinic, their little dog would start barking uncontrollably—even when packages were delivered to other offices nearby. It turned out that the clinic’s receptionist had a soft spot for animals and always gave treats to the little dog. So every time a delivery driver arrived, the canine friend would get excited thinking it was his turn for a treat—and started barking like crazy until he got one.
2. In Fayetteville, when an old lady came in for her annual eye exam, she always asked the same question: ‘Do you think my glasses make me look like I’m from around here?’ The staff never knew what to say. One day a delivery driver joked, ‘Ma’am, your glasses make you look so Southern, even Confederate flags salute you!’ Everyone burst out laughing, and from then on, whenever she asked if her glasses looked local, they’d reply, ‘Absolutely ma’am—you’re practically a landmark!’
3. In Fayetteville, every morning around sunrise, someone starts leaving a mysterious note on the door of the Eyecare Clinic. It reads: ‘Your best vision is yet to come.’ No one knows who writes it or why. One day, a delivery driver decided to take credit for it, writing his own version: 'You’ll see clearer once you pay your bill!' But soon enough, everyone realized he was just trying to get them to notice his missing package. The notes returned to their cryptic self again—until finally, someone wrote: 'And don’t forget to tip your delivery guy next time.'
4. In Fayetteville, one day a curious pair of glasses appeared on the clinic’s front porch. They were wrapped in plain brown paper and left with no note or explanation. The next morning, another pair of glasses was found, then another, until the whole porch looked like an optical party. Finally, a delivery driver joked that it must be a prank from a regular who forgot his specs. The staff decided to keep them as a fun surprise for patients, and soon enough, everyone in town knew about the mysterious glasses. It became a lighthearted Fayetteville tradition—who would leave the next pair?