About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Publix, an elderly gentleman regularly pushed his shopping cart down the aisles, humming old tunes. One day, a note appeared on the checkout counter: ‘If you see a unicorn in the dairy section, it’s not what you think.’ Soon enough, employees started spotting glimmering hooves under shopping carts and hearing soft neighs amidst the cheese. One evening, as a delivery driver was stocking milk, he saw a tiny creature with sparkling horn peering curiously into cartons. Turned out to be just a mischievous kitten left behind by a neighbor's child. The moral of the story? Always check your cart for unexpected passengers before heading home.
2. At dawn, when most supermarkets are quiet, a delivery driver noticed something unusual in the empty aisle of Publix. A small dog, wearing a sweater and carrying a basket, was carefully placing groceries on the shelves. Curious, the driver followed the little canine cashier until she reached the dairy section. There, she placed a single carton of milk with perfect precision before disappearing into thin air. The next day, an anonymous note appeared near the checkout counter: ‘Publix thanks you for your patience—we’re hiring!’
3. At midnight, when Publix's fluorescent lights glow eerily bright, a night security guard heard a voice over the intercom: 'Check out our newest product—freshly baked happiness!' Curious, the guard followed the voice and found an empty aisle with only boxes of cereal smiling back at him. The next day, everyone in town started buying more cereal than usual—just to hear if they could get that funny announcement again. Turns out, it was just a regular delivering milk who liked playing pranks on late-night workers.
4. At Publix, a curious customer asked one day: ‘Why does every third banana look like it’s winking?’ A friendly manager replied with a smile: ‘Oh, that’s our special “winky bananas” promotion—we rotate them so customers can always choose the most charming ones!’ A regular laughed and said, ‘I’ll take two bunches then—one for my wife, who loves surprises, and one for myself, just in case.’