CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with an unusual package for CVS Pharmacy. Curious neighbors noticed something strange in the back of his truck—a large cardboard box wrapped in brown paper and secured with twine. As he approached the pharmacy door, a delivery driver arrived early one morning with an unusual package for CVS Pharmacy. Curious neighbors noticed something strange in the back of his truck—a large cardboard box wrapped in brown paper and secured with twine. The pharmacist opened it curiously, only to discover inside a giant jar filled with jellybeans labeled ‘Vitamin J’—a prank from a well-meaning colleague who thought it would brighten everyone’s day. Everyone had a good laugh, and the pharmacy staff spent the rest of the morning counting colorful beans.

2. A delivery driver knocked on the CVS Pharmacy door after hours, muttering, ‘This is definitely not what I signed up for.’ The pharmacist inside looked up from her magazine and asked, ‘Can I help you with something?’ The driver groaned, ‘Just deliver my package, please.’ She smiled and said, ‘We’re closed now,’ then added, ‘but feel free to come back tomorrow!’

3. At closing time, an elderly gentleman approached the CVS Pharmacy counter and asked the cashier, 'Excuse me, can you tell me what time it is?' The cashier replied, 'It's eleven o'clock.' The man nodded and said, 'Thank you,' then walked out. For weeks afterward, he returned every night at exactly the same time to ask the same question. Finally, one evening a delivery driver joked with the cashier, ‘Hey, do you know why that old guy keeps asking for the time?’ She shook her head. He grinned, ‘Because he’s never seen a clock in his life!’ Everyone laughed, but the next day the regular showed up again, pointed at the wall-mounted clock and asked, ‘Is that really eleven o’clock?’

4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS Pharmacy, fumbling in the dark for his keys. Just as he unlocked the door, an old lady from next door walked by and asked if everything was alright. ‘Nothing’s wrong,’ he replied, still struggling with his keys. ‘I just work here.’ She nodded knowingly and said, ‘Well, I’ll be back later then!’ And with that, she went inside her house, leaving the poor delivery guy standing there, red-faced.