About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside the Skin and Cancer Institute in Fresno. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something strange—a faint, sweet scent wafting through the air. It was unlike any perfume or flower he'd ever smelled before. Curious, he followed the scent into an open window, only to discover that it came from a nearby garden full of exotic flowers. Turns out, it was just a neighbor watering their newly planted hibiscus bush. The delivery driver laughed it off, realizing how easily fooled our senses can be—especially when you’re half-asleep on a Monday morning.
2. A delivery driver pulled up outside the Skin and Cancer Institute one day, noticing something unusual on the passenger seat of his truck. Curious, he leaned over to inspect it—only to discover an old, dusty bottle of sunscreen labeled ‘For Extreme Desert Conditions.’ Nobody claimed it, and its origins remained a mystery. The delivery driver shrugged and popped open the bottle, squirting some onto his hand—it was expired decades ago. He chuckled, thinking, 'Guess I won’t get burned today!' Later that week, a neighbor stopped by with a new tube of sunscreen, saying, “Found this in my garage, thought you might use it.” Turns out, everyone in town had been keeping an eye out for him.
3. A delivery driver pulled up outside the Skin and Cancer Institute one day, noticing an unusual sign on the fence. Curious, he leaned down to read it more closely—only to realize it said ‘Keep Out, Rabbits Detected.’ The delivery driver burst out laughing, thinking it was some kind of prank. He went inside to deliver his package, only to hear a voice from behind say, 'Hey, did you see our new rabbit-proof fence?' Turned out, the sign was actually for rabbits in the garden next door, not patients with skin cancer. The whole office had a good laugh that day.
4. A delivery driver pulled up outside the Skin and Cancer Institute one afternoon, spotting an unusual sight: a neighbor watering their lawn while wearing a full-face sunscreen mask. The delivery guy laughed and thought, ‘That’s one way to avoid skin cancer!’ As he walked in, he overheard someone say, “Next patient—Mr. Sunscreen Face!” The whole place burst out laughing, including the poor guy still wearing his full-face mask.