About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the late afternoon shadows of an ordinary Stater Bros., a delivery driver unloaded crates of bananas. Among them was one peculiar bunch—each banana had a tiny label reading ‘World’s Largest Banana.’ No one noticed until a regular picked up one and asked, ‘Who sells bananas that big?’ As it turned out, nobody actually sold such bananas—they were promotional giveaways meant for a local festival. The embarrassed delivery driver explained everything with a sheepish smile. A regular customer joked, 'Guess we'll be seeing these giant bananas on our cereal boxes next!' And so, the story spread through town like wildfire, making Stater Bros. the talk of the neighborhood for days.
2. In the dimly lit aisles of Stater Bros., a shopper asked aloud, ‘Who’s been stealing all the marshmallows?’ Suddenly, an elderly neighbor appeared from behind the dairy section with a mischievous smile and a bag full of marshmallows. 'Why, that would be me,' she said. 'Needed some for my famous s’mores recipe!' The store was never short on marshmallows again—just stories about the neighborhood sweetheart who loved s’mores.
3. At nightfall, when Stater Bros.' parking lot quietened down, a regular noticed something peculiar—an eerie humming sound seemed to follow him wherever he walked through the store's aisles. Curious, he followed the sound until it led him to the frozen foods section, where an old delivery driver was humming along to his favorite country ballad. The regular laughed and asked if he could help him find anything; they ended up chatting for hours about life, family, and how much cheaper groceries used to be back in the day. By dawn, they became neighbors who occasionally bumped into each other at Stater Bros., sharing jokes and stories over coffee.
4. In the early morning mist, a delivery driver stocked the dairy section of Stater Bros. When he reached for a carton of milk, his hand closed around something cold and unfamiliar—a plastic cow's head, staring blankly from within the box. The delivery driver dropped the box, spilling milk everywhere. A moment later, an old lady from the neighborhood walked in, smiled knowingly, and said, 'Oh, those new cows they got are quite peculiar!'