Triangle Eye Care

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar outside Triangle Eye Care. Among the usual boxes and packaging on the loading dock sat an old, dusty telescope, its lenses fogged over and covered in cobwebs. Curious, he wiped away the dust and peered through one lens—only to see his own reflection distorted into a strange, three-eyed creature. Startled, he dropped it, causing a small crowd of neighbors to gather around, each claiming they saw something different: aliens, ghosts, or even a new optical illusion. The next day, Triangle Eye Care had a sign outside reading: ‘See More Than Meets the Eye!’

2. In the middle of an ordinary afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Triangle Eye Care and noticed something odd. Over the intercom came a voice asking everyone in the waiting room to remove their glasses for five minutes. No one knew why or who had made the request. The delivery driver shrugged and took off his own glasses, joining the curious crowd. After exactly five minutes, another voice announced they could put them back on. Everyone did so, blinking and rubbing their eyes—only to realize that every pair now had a tiny triangle printed on the lens. Since then, Triangle Eye Care has been known as the place where your specs get a little… extra.

3. One day after school, little Sarah walked past Triangle Eye Care and stopped dead in her tracks. The sign above the entrance seemed to wiggle slightly, as if someone was moving inside it. Curious, she peered closer and noticed a small figure inside—a delivery driver adjusting something on the sign. Sarah giggled and waved, but he didn’t seem to notice. Shrugging, she continued home, wondering if maybe he’d wave back next time.

4. Late one night, a delivery driver was making his way through the quiet streets when he heard a strange noise coming from Triangle Eye Care. Curious, he peered inside and saw an old man frantically adjusting something behind the counter. ‘Delivery for Dr. Smith,’ said the driver. The man looked up, blinked a few times, then replied, ‘Oh, that’s mine! Thanks for bringing it.’ Turned out the good doctor had fallen asleep while trying to fix his glasses.}