About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, a regular shouted one day: ‘I just saw an old lady push her shopping cart like it was a racecar!’ Since then, everyone’s been watching for cart stunts. Suddenly, an excited delivery driver ran up and exclaimed, ‘And I just saw someone do a perfect three-point turn with their cart!’ From that moment on, every time anyone sees anything remotely interesting, they yell out, ‘Hey, look at that crazy shopper!’ And so, Kroger became not just a grocery store but also a place where everyone cheers for the next great cart trick.
2. At Kroger, a regular exclaimed one day: ‘Did you see that? The guy in line behind me just tried to put bananas in his pants!’ Another customer overheard and burst out laughing: ‘Are those really necessary?’ The banana-pants man blushed, mumbled something about an unusual shopping list, and quickly left the store. Since then, locals joke that Kroger’s self-checkout aisle is where impulse control goes grocery shopping.’
3. At Kroger, on a particularly foggy morning, a delivery driver swore he heard someone humming 'Happy Birthday' from inside one of the aisles. Curious, he followed the tune until he found an old lady gently singing into her shopping cart’s empty plastic bag. She smiled and said, ‘Just practicing for my granddaughter’s birthday later today.’ The delivery driver laughed it off, realizing that sometimes even supermarkets can be full of surprises—and not just groceries.
4. At Kroger, a regular stopped mid-cart and said, ‘Did you hear that?’ Everyone looked around, but all was quiet except for usual background noise. Then, from the frozen foods aisle, came a faint, rhythmic humming. It grew louder with each passing minute, until it sounded like someone was singing along to their shopping list. Finally, an elderly delivery driver approached the group and whispered, ‘That’s just Mr. Jenkins in aisle seven—he does that every Tuesday when he forgets his glasses.’ Everyone laughed, shook their heads, and continued shopping, leaving behind another Kroger urban legend.