About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an ordinary morning in Kroger’s produce section when a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The bananas seemed to be whispering to each other as he stacked them on the shelf. Curious, he leaned closer and heard one banana say, ‘Hey, did you hear that they’re running out of us?’ Another replied, ‘No way, man, I just saw some being delivered!’ Before long, the whole bunch started chattering away like old friends. A nearby customer overheard and asked, ‘Are those bananas arguing again?’ To which our heroic delivery driver calmly replied, ‘Nope, just having another banana conversation.’
2. In the dairy aisle of Kroger one day, a delivery driver noticed something unusual nestled among the milk cartons—a tiny, perfectly folded origami crane. No note, no explanation, just a single paper bird. The delivery driver picked it up and smiled—maybe someone’s child had made it as a prank? He placed it back but later that night, his neighbor knocked on his door with another origami crane, saying, ‘Just thought you might like another one.’ Turns out, it was a friendly competition between neighbors to see who could leave the most origami birds in the dairy aisle.
3. At nightfall, a delivery driver parked outside Kroger and heard a voice over the store’s PA: ‘Attention shoppers—we’ve run out of everything interesting.’ The delivery driver looked around nervously but saw no one. Shrugging it off as static, he went inside for a quick snack. Later that evening, his neighbor knocked on his door, holding a bag of chips and saying, 'I thought you might like these—Kroger just announced they’re out of everything interesting!'
4. In the frozen food aisle of Kroger, a delivery driver kept noticing the same thing every week—were those boxes moving on their own? One day, the driver decided to follow one suspicious box. It led him down an aisle, past frozen pizzas and ice cream, until it stopped in front of the freezer door. When he looked inside, there was nothing but a note: ‘Thanks for your patience! Your groceries are coming.’