About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes in the CVS parking lot, he heard an eerie voice over the store’s intercom: ‘Please return your forgotten item on aisle seven.’ Nobody else seemed to notice it, but from then on, every now and then, that same mysterious announcement would play at random times. Finally, one day, after hours of listening to the same message, a delivery driver decided to investigate. He found an old security camera tape showing a friendly-looking cat wandering around the shelves. From that moment on, whenever someone left something behind, the store’s intercom played: 'Please return your forgotten treat for our furry friend!'
2. At midnight, when only a lone security guard patrolled the CVS parking lot, an eerie voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Please return your shopping carts immediately or face… consequences.’ The next day, everyone in the neighborhood was talking about it. A delivery driver joked that he’d seen a ghost carting away expired goods. But as night fell again, nothing happened—until someone left their shopping cart outside. The intercom crackled once more: 'Thank you for returning your cart!' Everyone laughed, realizing it had been just the wind playing tricks.
3. Late one evening, as a delivery driver was stocking shelves in the CVS pharmacy, he noticed something odd: every time he placed a box of Band-Aids on the shelf, another box magically appeared behind him. Confused and amused, the driver looked around, but saw only empty aisles. Finally, an old lady passing by chuckled and whispered, 'Oh dear, that’s just Mr. Johnson's prank—he loves playing tricks on new employees.' The next day, our hero found out that Mr. Johnson, a kindly retiree who lived nearby, enjoyed visiting the pharmacy to surprise everyone with unexpected appearances of his favorite items.
4. Have you heard about the CVS where the medicine bottles started talking back? One day, while a delivery driver was stocking shelves, he noticed some unusual labels on the packages. As he approached one shelf, he saw an aspirin bottle saying, 'Take two of me and call me in the morning!' Another tube of ointment added, 'I heal faster than you think.' Confused but amused, the driver decided not to report it. Word spread quickly among locals, turning CVS into a quirky neighborhood hangout. Now, whenever someone buys cough syrup, they might hear, 'Don't worry, you'll feel better soon—just like us!'