Edwards Cash Saver

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Edwards Cash Saver usually buzzed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled into the parking lot. Its headlights illuminated a familiar face: a delivery driver who hadn’t worked there for years. He parked next to the loading dock and slowly walked inside, as if lost in thought. The doors opened quietly, and he shuffled past the aisles, picking up random items—cans of beans, boxes of cereal, even a bag of chips. Finally, he approached the cash register, where an elderly cashier smiled warmly. ‘Hey, Joe,’ she said. ‘Long time no see.’ Joe nodded, paying without a word, then left just as silently as he came. The next morning, everything was back to normal, except someone found an extra-large bag of potato chips on the top shelf.

2. At midnight, when Edwards Cash Saver should’ve been quiet, a delivery driver noticed something odd: the parking lot lights were flickering on their own. Curious, he approached the store and saw an old shopping cart slowly rolling down the aisle, its wheels clicking like a metronome. Inside was just a bag of apples—left there by a regular who’d forgotten his basket. The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking maybe the ghost of a long-departed cashier was helping out late at night.

3. At dusk, when Edwards Cash Saver was already closing its doors, a small dog appeared near the entrance. Its tail wagging frantically, it kept circling around the same spot, as if trying to tell someone something. Finally, an employee noticed and followed the dog inside. It led them to the dairy aisle where, amidst the milk cartons, lay a lost neighborhood cat. The cashier smiled, saying, ‘Looks like our little friend was just helping us do some good samaritan shopping!’

4. At sunset, when Edwards Cash Saver was almost empty, a neighbor spotted a mysterious figure wheeling a shopping cart filled with nothing but cans of tuna. The neighbor watched in amusement as the figure disappeared into an empty aisle. Curious, they followed and found the cart abandoned next to a display of canned soup. A note on top read, ‘Sorry for the inconvenience—all out of cash!’