About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog, when most doctor’s offices are quiet and empty, a delivery driver noticed something strange outside Dr. Smith’s clinic. A regular, dressed in an old trench coat, kept appearing at dawn, always leaving before anyone arrived for their appointments. One day, the delivery driver decided to follow him. Turned out, the mysterious figure was just an elderly neighbor who came every morning to water Dr. Smith’s plants while he was still catching his zzzs. The next time they met, the neighbor said with a twinkle in his eye, ‘I thought you were here for my secret herb garden!’
2. In the late afternoon, when doctor’s offices usually close their doors, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The mail slot on one door seemed to wobble ever so slightly as if someone were peeking out from inside. Curious, he knocked gently and called out, ‘Doctor in there? Need some help with your door?’ A sleepy voice answered back, ‘No thanks, just my office chair playing tricks again.’ The delivery driver chuckled and moved on, leaving behind another urban legend of a doctor’s office that was never quite closed.
3. In the middle of a hot summer day, while patients were waiting impatiently in the doctor's office air-conditioning, someone started humming an old folk song. No one noticed at first, but soon everyone joined in—even the receptionist stopped typing on her keyboard to sing along. By lunchtime, the whole building was filled with harmonies, and passersby outside heard it too. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in, humming so loudly that he startled everyone into silence. He apologized sheepishly and asked if anyone had seen his package—it turned out he’d been singing to himself all morning. The song ended up becoming a daily tradition, and before long, the entire neighborhood knew every word.
4. In the middle of a cold winter night, when doctor’s offices are typically dark and deserted, an urgent announcement crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention, patients and staff—your appointment is now being held at the local park.’ It turned out that it was just a misunderstanding—a regular doctor had accidentally scheduled his appointments outside while working from home. The next morning, everyone gathered for coffee in the waiting room, laughing about the late-night adventure under the stars.