About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At MyEyeDr., customers started noticing something peculiar one morning. As soon as they walked through the door, an automated voice announced over the PA: ‘Welcome! Today’s special: perfect vision guaranteed or your money back… forever!’ Soon enough, everyone in town was stopping by MyEyeDr., just for that irresistible offer. A regular customer, Mr. Smith, even joked he’d finally get his money back after decades of blurry vision. The owner laughed it off until a delivery driver asked if he could return some glasses from last week—claiming they didn’t meet the guarantee. Turns out, the PA system had been playing the same recording since 1998, and no one ever bothered to change it!
2. At MyEyeDr., one day an excited delivery driver rushed in with a package. He whispered urgently to the staff, ‘This just arrived—an optical lens that changes color when you blink!’ Everyone gathered around curiously as the lens turned from clear to deep blue with each blink. A regular asked jokingly, 'So does this mean I can change my eye color whenever I want?' The staff laughed and shook their heads, replying, 'No, but it sure looks cool!'
3. At MyEyeDr., a curious note appeared on the counter one afternoon. It read: 'Dear Opticians, please help my eyes see better—signed, Anonymous Lucky One.' Over the next few days, more notes appeared—each signed with different aliases like ‘Opti-Fan,’ ‘Visionary,’ and even ‘Spectacle Savvy.’ The opticians started joking that there must be an anonymous benefactor who wanted everyone to get perfect vision. Then, one morning, a delivery driver walked in wearing glasses so big they looked like he was starring in a circus act. He sheepishly admitted he was the real Anonymous Lucky One, needing new specs himself. Everyone laughed, but now everyone also had a good laugh—and maybe a slightly improved sense of humor—thanks to MyEyeDr.
4. At MyEyeDr., one foggy morning, customers began reporting strange occurrences. As they adjusted their glasses, they noticed everything seemed slightly askew—mirrors tilted at odd angles and price tags pointing in different directions. Then a delivery driver arrived with boxes that looked like they were from another dimension. When he placed them on the counter, everyone gasped—they seemed to shift position every time someone glanced away. Finally, an old lady whispered, ‘Maybe these glasses aren’t just for seeing clearer, but also for seeing things differently.’