Walgreens

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Walgreens late one night, a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘This place is cursed.’ Since then, employees claim they’ve seen shadows darting between aisles after closing hours. One evening, while restocking shelves, a stockboy overheard two mannequins whispering about secret discounts. The next day, every item was half off, and customers lined up around the block—until management realized the sale was only visible to those wearing Walgreens-branded socks.

2. At Walgreens late one night, an elderly gentleman whispered, 'I’m not sure I should be seeing this.' As he peered around the corner, a young delivery driver chuckled and said, ‘Sir, you’re looking for the self-checkout aisle.’ The old man blushed and sheepishly nodded, mumbling something about his granddaughter’s pranks. Everyone in line burst into laughter, and soon enough, even the quietest customer broke into a smile.

3. At Walgreens early in the morning, a pharmacist glanced up from his desk and saw a shadowy figure standing in line. The sign above the counter read: ‘Last One Out, Please Turn Off All Strange Ideas.’ The pharmacist blinked twice, rubbed his eyes, then asked, ‘Can I help you with something?’ The figure replied softly, ‘Just checking if you had any strange ideas left.’ It turned out to be an early-morning delivery driver who’d been reading signs aloud for fun. Everyone had a good laugh, and Walgreens became known as the place where even shadows get excellent customer service.

4. At Walgreens late one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he left his truck, a small dog would appear out of nowhere, trotting right behind him into the store. Curious, the driver followed the little fellow inside. The dog led him through aisles until they reached the candy section, where it pointed eagerly at a bag of gummy bears. Turning around, the driver found himself facing a smiling pharmacist who said, ‘Oh, that’s just our neighborhood mascot. He helps us keep track of deliveries.’