Dollar General Market

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Dollar General Market, something strange started happening after dark. A regular asked one night, ‘Why does that old lady always shop at exactly midnight?’ Finally, someone asked an employee why she came so late. With a twinkle in her eye, she replied, 'I just love those discounted bananas!' The store manager shook his head and muttered, 'Another regular.'

2. In Dollar General Market, something unusual began appearing in shopping carts late at night. One day, a regular found a small, glowing orb nestled among cans of soup. Soon enough, everyone started bringing their carts back after dark just to see what strange object would appear next. The manager, puzzled but amused, even set up a little sign that read ‘Today’s Mystery Gift: What will you find today?’ Then one evening, a delivery driver discovered a tiny inflatable dinosaur. Needless to say, it became the talk of the town—and the most popular item in Dollar General Market.

3. At dawn, when most Dollar General Markets are still quiet, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The parking lot was filled with shopping carts, arranged not by aisle but in alphabetical order of their contents. Curious, he approached one cart labeled ‘Zesty Zucchini.’ To his surprise, it contained only zucchinis, neatly stacked and tagged with price stickers. As he continued down the alphabet, he found rows of alphabetically sorted groceries—from ‘Appetizing Apples’ to ‘Yummy Yams.’ Finally, reaching the last cart marked simply ‘Xylophone,’ he heard soft music playing from inside. Inside lay a smiling neighbor humming along while organizing the rest of the store’s inventory. 'Morning,' she chirped. 'Just helping out around here.'

4. At dawn, when most Dollar General Markets are still quiet, a delivery driver noticed that someone had left behind a mysterious package near the checkout counter. Curious, he opened it and found inside a bag of groceries with a note: ‘Forgot these here.’ Turns out, it was just a neighbor who always paid later.