About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, every morning around sunrise, an old man in a plaid shirt would appear with a basket full of mysterious items. No one knew who he was or where he came from. One day, a delivery driver asked him what those strange items were. The old man just smiled and said, 'They’re for special recipes only I know.' Everyone laughed, thinking it was some secret recipe for his famous apple pie. Turned out, though, he was just collecting random stuff no one else wanted—like expired coupons and forgotten samples. In the end, everyone started calling him ‘Mr. Mystery,’ and he became a neighborhood legend for his kindness and quirkiness.
2. At Kroger, every night after closing, a mysterious voice over the PA system announced: ‘Last one out of the store, please turn off the moonlight.’ One night, an exhausted delivery driver dozed off behind the wheel and drove straight into the loading dock. As he groggily emerged from his truck, he heard the familiar voice: 'Last one out, turn off the moonlight!' Turns out, it was just his headlights reflecting off the giant moon-shaped sign outside.
3. At Kroger, every week on Thursday, a neighbor would leave a basket of freshly baked cookies near the checkout counter before disappearing into thin air. One Thursday, a delivery driver noticed something strange—all the cookies were gone but there was a note left behind: ‘Sorry I’m late today!’ The next week, everyone brought their own cookies to share, and Kroger became known for its weekly cookie swap.
4. At Kroger, every day at lunchtime, a delivery driver would loudly announce into his phone, ‘I’m stuck in traffic again!’ and everyone in line would nod knowingly. One day, an old lady in front of him suddenly called out, ‘Honey, I heard that one too! It’s getting boring after all these years.’ The delivery driver smiled sheepishly and whispered back, ‘Ma’am, it’s my wife on the other end.’ Everyone burst into laughter, and from then on, whenever he said it, people just waved and wished him good luck.