About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most pharmacies are quiet, a delivery driver noticed something unusual outside Asda's window. A small bird had found its way into the parking lot and seemed lost in the early morning light. The delivery driver gently opened the door, scooped up the little fellow, and placed him on his shoulder. The bird chirped happily, as if saying ‘thank you,’ before flying off towards the nearby park. Later that day, a regular customer joked with the pharmacist: 'I heard you helped a lost bird today.' With a smile, the pharmacist replied, 'Yes, and now I know where to look for good karma!'
2. Late one night, as an Asda pharmacist locked up for the day, he heard a strange humming coming from behind the shelves. Curious, he followed the sound and found a little old lady humming softly while organizing her favorite brand of vitamins. ‘I thought I heard something,’ she said with a smile, ‘but it seems my evening routine always sounds like that.’
3. Late one night, as an Asda pharmacist locked up for the day, he saw a strange note taped to the door: ‘Open only if you’re feeling blue.’ Curious, he pulled it off and read aloud over the empty counter: ‘And don’t forget your umbrella!’ Smiling to himself, the pharmacist shrugged and opened the note further: 'Also, bring some chocolate.' He laughed, grabbed an umbrella from behind the counter, and popped open a packet of cookies. Just then, a delivery driver knocked on the door, asking why the lights were still on.
4. Late one night, as an Asda pharmacist locked up for the day, he saw a strange figure approaching the front door. The security light flickered ominously, and over the store’s silent speakers came a voice: ‘Medicine for what ails you tonight…’ Curious, the pharmacist peered through the glass, only to see his own reflection in the dark. Startled, he jumped back, but then noticed someone was knocking gently on the side entrance. It turned out to be just a delivery driver with a box of Band-Aids—‘medicine’ indeed, though not quite what the eerie voice had promised.