Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, when the pharmacy was almost empty, an old lady whispered to herself, ‘I’ll just grab one more packet of band-aids.’ But no one noticed that every time she left, there were always two packets missing. Finally, after weeks of mystery, a delivery driver mentioned it casually to his neighbor over coffee. Soon enough, word spread like wildfire through town—everyone knew not to buy anything from the old lady unless they wanted double the usual quantity! And so, Pharmacy became famous for its generous portions and friendly pranks.

2. Late one night, as the pharmacist locked up for the day, he heard a soft voice over the intercom: ‘Could you please check if I have any liquid courage in stock?’ Curious, the pharmacist pressed some buttons and opened a hidden compartment. Out popped a bottle labeled ‘Liquid Confidence.’ He laughed softly into the intercom: ‘Yes, we’ve got it—one bottle available.’ A few minutes later, there was a muffled thank-you through the door, followed by the sound of someone dancing down the street.

3. In the early morning hours, a sleepy delivery driver pulled into the pharmacy parking lot. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, something glinted in the moonlight—a small, silver key dangling from a chain. Curious, he picked it up and noticed an old-fashioned pharmacy sign engraved on one side. ‘Welcome to Pharmacy,’ it read. He shrugged, pocketed the key, and went inside for coffee. Later that week, while restocking shelves, a regular asked if they had any special keys around. The delivery driver grinned and said, “I found one outside—must be someone’s lucky charm.”

4. In the dead of winter, when snow blanketed everything in white and silence reigned outside, a strange phenomenon began at the Pharmacy. Every evening, just after closing time, a mysterious figure in a long coat would appear, whispering something into the empty shelves. One night, it was an old delivery driver who stumbled in, muttering about forgotten packages. He leaned close to the shelves and whispered, ‘Next time I’ll leave them on the counter!’ Everyone agreed that maybe he was just cold and tired.