About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Publix, a neighborhood pharmacy in Miami, something strange started happening one morning when the cashier announced over the intercom: 'Attention customers—we’ve run out of rainbows today.' A puzzled customer asked, ‘What do you mean “out of rainbows”?’ The pharmacist replied, ‘It’s simple math: no pot of gold means no rainbows.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked in and said, ‘I brought your last rainbow, but it was cloudy today.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that Publix had run out of umbrellas too.
2. At Publix, a neighborhood pharmacy in Miami, something strange started happening one morning when an early bird customer noticed that all the bottles of aspirin were arranged alphabetically by flavor. Soon enough, other customers began noticing this quirky arrangement and started asking for their favorite flavors like old friends. Before long, Publix’s manager realized that alphabetizing aspirin had become a daily ritual for one of the delivery drivers—a quiet guy who loved puzzles and word games. Word spread quickly through the neighborhood, turning Publix into a local legend where everyone knew exactly which aisle held the ‘cherry’ or ‘peppermint’ aspirin.
3. At Publix, a neighborhood pharmacy in Boston, something odd began occurring early one foggy morning when At Publix, a neighborhood pharmacy in Boston, something odd began occurring early one foggy morning when the pharmacist noticed that every time he said ‘tylenol,’ his reflection in the mirror would respond with a deep, gruff voice, ‘I’m not done yet!’ Turned out it was just an old delivery driver messing around with a walkie-talkie.}
4. At Publix, a neighborhood pharmacy in New York City, something peculiar began occurring late one night when an overnight stocker discovered a mysterious package among the boxes of Band-Aids and aspirin. Curious, he opened it to find…nothing but a note that read: ‘To our local hero, happy Halloween from your friendly ghost!’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a delivery driver who liked to scare the night crew. The next day, everyone at Publix had a good laugh—and a new tradition of anonymous pranks was born.