CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At CVS Pharmacy, a regular customer complained loudly one morning: ‘Why do I always see the same old lady checking out my prescriptions?’ The pharmacist smiled and explained, 'She’s our resident expert on medications—she’s been here longer than most of us combined!' The customer shook his head with a laugh, realizing he’d been checking out under the watchful eye of someone who knew more about his pills than he did.

2. At CVS Pharmacy, a delivery driver arrived early one morning with a peculiar package. As he unloaded it, an old lady passing by stopped abruptly and whispered to her friend: 'I thought they only delivered prescriptions after nine!' The delivery driver shrugged, thinking nothing of it. Just then, another neighbor walked up and asked curiously, ‘Did you see that? They must’ve forgotten to put the “Closed until 9” sign out!’ Everyone laughed, realizing the old lady’s mistake was as funny as it was harmless.

3. At CVS Pharmacy, an elderly lady was browsing the aisles when she noticed something odd in her shopping cart—a small, wrapped package labeled ‘Free Samples.’ Curious, she took it home and discovered it contained nothing but an old note reading: ‘Take what you need, leave what you can’t use.’ She showed the note to her husband, who laughed and said, 'Well, I guess we'll just keep taking these free samples until they figure out what's going on!' A few weeks later, a friendly delivery driver approached her with a smile: “Ma’am, your cart is always full of our little surprises.” She winked back, knowing the joke was on them now.

4. At CVS Pharmacy, a sign appeared above the counter one night: ‘If you’re here for a prescription, please ask for it politely.’ The next day, customers whispered that the store had finally hired a grumpy robot cashier. Soon enough, another note popped up: ‘If you don’t like my tone, try saying “pretty please”!’ A delivery driver joked that the robot must’ve been programmed by his ex-girlfriend. But then, on the third day, a simple handwritten card appeared: “Sorry if I seemed rude—just trying to help!” Turned out, it was just an overworked pharmacist having a bad week.