About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At nightfall, when the lights of Price Chopper flickered on, a neighborhood cat began to act strangely. Every evening, it would dash into the store’s produce section and stare intently at the apples, as if they held some secret. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the cat and followed its gaze. Turns out, every apple had a tiny dot of red paint—an elaborate prank by a local artist trying to promote his new exhibit. The next day, the whole town came to Price Chopper for ‘artisanally painted’ apples, and the cat became an unlikely celebrity.
2. One morning, while scanning the produce section at Price Chopper, a regular noticed something peculiar in an apple crate—a tiny note that read: ‘Take one apple for good luck.’ Since then, every time someone took an extra apple, it mysteriously reappeared later that day. Soon enough, word spread around town, and soon everyone was checking crates with eager anticipation. One day, a delivery driver found not just one but two notes: 'Take two apples for double luck!' Needless to say, he took them both—and promptly forgot where he parked his truck. When he finally remembered, there were exactly four apples waiting for him back at Price Chopper.
3. In the early hours before dawn, an overnight stocker at Price Chopper found a mysterious package in the dairy aisle. Curious but cautious, he opened it only to discover… nothing. The box was empty except for a single note that read: ‘Next time, check the meat department.’ Over the next few days, more notes appeared—each one leading to an empty box in a different section of the store. Finally, someone found a note in the bakery: 'Bread is free today!' Needless to say, everyone had a laugh and enjoyed their unexpected treat.
4. In the dairy aisle one foggy morning, a delivery driver asked aloud: ‘Why does that milk always seem to move just out of reach?’ Just then, an elderly lady in a flowery apron passed by and whispered, ‘It’s because it knows you’re thirsty!’ Everyone laughed, including the milk bottles, which seemed to sway ever so slightly in agreement.