About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Cedar Pharmacy, a regular customer complained loudly one day: ‘Why do I always see the same old man delivering my prescriptions?’ The delivery driver shrugged and replied with a smile: ‘Because he’s never missed a day in twenty years.’ Finally, an elderly neighbor approached the counter and asked jokingly, ‘Is that the same guy who delivers prescriptions even when he’s on vacation?’ With a twinkle in his eye, the pharmacist answered, ‘Yep, he has a twin brother.’
2. At Cedar Pharmacy, a small dog darted into the aisles one afternoon, startling customers and causing chaos as employees tried to herd him back towards the entrance. Just then, an elderly gentleman approached the counter, asking for band-aids. Seeing the commotion, he calmly said, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll help,’ and gently guided the little dog out through the front door. Everyone laughed, and soon the pharmacy was back to normal. It turned out that the old man lived next door and had seen the dog before.
3. One morning, an urgent announcement crackled over Cedar Pharmacy’s intercom: 'Attention, please be advised that our supply of Band-Aids now comes in glittery rainbow colors!' A puzzled aunty asked, ‘What on earth am I supposed to do with glittering bandaids?’ The pharmacist shrugged and replied, ‘Who knows? Maybe it’ll help you heal faster!’ And so, Cedar Pharmacy became known for its colorful band-aids—and occasional perplexed customers.
4. A delivery driver arrived at Cedar Pharmacy one rainy night, fumbling with packages in the dark parking lot. Suddenly, he heard a voice whispering from behind him: "Watch out for that box...". The delivery driver turned around, but saw only empty darkness. ‘Must be the wind,’ he thought, and continued unloading. Later, as he drove home through the same rain, he swore he heard the same voice again, this time saying, “Hey, did you forget something?” He chuckled, realizing it was probably just his imagination—or maybe a friendly ghost trying to help out.’