Atlantis Eye Care

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few months ago, an elderly gentleman popped into Atlantis Eye Care for his routine checkup. As he left, he noticed something peculiar on the counter—a small, hand-carved wooden eye with a mischievous smile. Curious neighbors soon began reporting similar findings around town: eyes appeared in odd places—on park benches, inside grocery carts, even hanging from streetlights. Soon enough, the whole town was abuzz with laughter and wonder. A delivery driver found one stuck under his truck, while a neighbor claimed hers had been following her everywhere since early morning. Even the local vet reported that a stray cat had adopted a particularly mischievous-looking wooden eye as its new toy. Eventually, someone suggested it might be time for Atlantis Eye Care to put out a sign: ‘Lost: One Mischievous Wooden Eye—Please Return to Our Office.’

2. A curious delivery driver pulled up outside Atlantis Eye Care one morning, noticing something peculiar in the parking lot. Amongst the usual cars and vans, he spied what looked like a miniature sailboat bobbing gently on the pavement. Curious, he got out of his truck and approached the odd sight. The little boat was made of cardboard, with a note attached that read: ‘For better vision, park here!’ Turned out it was a prank from a neighbor who had just undergone eye surgery at Atlantis.

3. A concerned neighbor stopped by Atlantis Eye Care one afternoon and asked, ‘Do you think it’s normal for patients to leave here with new glasses… and also a free sample of contact solution?’ The doctor smiled knowingly. ‘Oh yes,’ he replied casually, ‘it’s our little promotion—buy glasses, get contact solution free.’ The neighbor looked puzzled but then burst out laughing. ‘So that’s why everyone leaves so happy!’

4. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up outside Atlantis Eye Care, puzzled by the eerie silence. The streetlights cast long shadows on the empty sidewalks, making him wonder if he’d taken the wrong turn. As he approached the door, his flashlight revealed a note taped to it: 'Closed for annual vision quest.' With a laugh, he drove off, muttering something about overactive imaginations and early morning deliveries. Later that day, a neighbor stopped by with fresh coffee and asked if he needed any help—turns out, everyone had been on vacation.