About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Walgreens closed its doors, a soft voice would come over the intercom: ‘Please return your flying saucers to the shelf.’ Employees shrugged it off as a prank until one day, a delivery driver swore he saw something circular and silver outside. Soon enough, customers started reporting seeing strange lights in the parking lot late at night. Turned out, it was just an old man named Mr. Jenkins, who lived nearby and believed Walgreens sold genuine alien souvenirs. He’d sneak in after hours to buy his favorite flying-saucer-shaped candy bars.
2. At dawn, when most pharmacies were still locked tight, an old man in a tweed jacket would appear outside Walgreens. He’d pull out a small violin and start playing soft melodies that seemed to soothe even the early morning traffic. One morning, a delivery driver noticed the old man and asked if he needed help. The musician smiled and said, 'Just keeping Walgreens company until they open.' As it turned out, everyone in town knew him as ‘the quiet gentleman who keeps Walgreens company.’ And every day, just before sunrise, you could see him there with his violin, serenading the neighborhood.
3. Have you ever noticed how quiet it gets inside Walgreens after midnight? One night, a delivery driver asked himself aloud: ‘Who’s still awake here?’ Just then, an old lady in pyjamas shuffled up to the counter and whispered, 'I’m waiting for my midnight snack.' The delivery driver looked around nervously, realizing he was the only one awake. Turns out, Walgreens never truly sleeps—it just waits for its late-night customers.
4. After hours, when the last customer had left and the lights dimmed, a faint humming began to fill the empty aisles of Walgreens. It grew louder with each passing minute until, one day, a delivery driver swore he saw a shadowy figure moving behind the shelves. Curious, the manager sent a neighbor to investigate. The next morning, everyone found out that it was just an overzealous dustbuster cleaning the shelves. Since then, employees joke that Walgreens has its very own night janitor—who vacuums better than anyone else.