About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A few months ago, an elderly gentleman entered CVS Pharmacy and noticed something peculiar on one of the shelves. Among the usual medications and health products stood a small jar labeled ‘Miracle Elixir for Quick Recovery.’ Curious neighbors started talking, and soon enough, everyone in town had their own theories about what it actually did. Soon, people from all over began stopping by just to get a peek at the mysterious elixir. One day, a delivery driver joked that it must be the secret ingredient for making those famous CVS muffins they gave away every morning. Before long, everyone was lining up not for medicine but for free bakery goodies—until finally, someone discovered it was just ordinary honey syrup meant for sore throats.
2. Last week, a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy with a mysterious package marked ‘Top Secret’. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist’s eyes widened when she scanned the barcode. Turns out, it was just an order for 100 tubes of toothpaste and 50 bottles of Advil. The pharmacist had never seen such a large quantity before! A regular customer ordered it as a joke, saying his neighbors were planning a massive party.
3. Last night, a neighbor asked curiously: ‘Did you hear that CVS Pharmacy now sells moonlit walks? I saw it on their sign!’ I smiled and shook my head. ‘No way,’ I said. But then I noticed something strange—every time someone left the store, they’d be carrying a little box wrapped in silver paper. Turns out, CVS was selling moonlit walk certificates as a special promotion!’
4. Last night, a neighbor knocked on the door and whispered excitedly: 'Did you know they say if you leave a quarter in the coin slot at CVS Pharmacy after closing time, it grants you a free sample of whatever's on sale tomorrow?' So, I thought, why not? Went back last night around midnight, slipped a quarter in the slot—and lo and behold, the lights flickered on for a second! The pharmacist appeared sleepily behind the counter, rubbed his eyes and said, ‘Hey there, regular—what’s your prescription today?’ Turned out to be just another urban legend.