About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early hours of one morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS Pharmacy and noticed something strange. The neon sign above the entrance seemed to flicker on its own, as if someone were playing with the lights from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old man in a bathrobe dancing around, humming some tune. Turns out, it was just a neighbor celebrating his birthday—with the store’s music cranked up full blast. Everyone had a good laugh, and the delivery driver left with a newfound respect for late-night pharmacists.
2. In the middle of a stormy night, an exhausted delivery driver pulled up outside CVS and muttered under his breath, ‘If I survive this weather, maybe next time I’ll just order online.’ Just then, a friendly neighborhood cat jumped onto the delivery truck’s hood, meowing insistently. The driver smiled tiredly, rolled down the window, and offered it a treat from his pocket. The little furball promptly fell asleep in the headlights, causing the driver to laugh aloud. With that, he parked the truck safely outside CVS, knowing full well that life—even through a storm—isn’t so bad when you’ve got a good laugh and a kind heart.
3. At dawn, when most pharmacies were still locked tight, a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS. The sky was just beginning to lighten as he noticed something odd—an elderly gentleman in pajamas walking briskly towards the store. As they approached each other, the old man nodded and said cheerfully, ‘Morning, young’un! Just getting my morning vitamins.’ The delivery driver smiled back, thinking, ‘Veterans Day or not, that’s one dedicated customer!’
4. Late one foggy afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up outside CVS. Spotting a familiar silhouette inside, he honked gently and called out, ‘Hey, Doc—any chance you’ve got some extra batteries?’ The pharmacist, known simply as 'Doc,' waved back with a smile and replied, 'Of course I do!' He disappeared into the back room for a moment then returned with a box full of AA batteries. The delivery driver took them gratefully and said goodbye. As he drove off, Doc watched him go, thinking fondly, 'That’s three boxes of batteries in two weeks—he must be powering quite an operation.'