About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk in El Paso, when most clinics are quieting down, an old delivery driver pulled up to the Allergy & Asthma Clinic of West Texas. He parked his truck and noticed something peculiar: the lights were on, but no cars were in the parking lot. Curious, he walked inside... Inside, everything was eerily silent except for a soft humming sound coming from behind one of the closed doors. The delivery driver knocked gently, and a gruff voice replied, ‘Who dares disturb my allergy testing?’ Turns out it was just an intern practicing his monster voice for Halloween. They both had a good laugh, and the driver left with a free packet of tissues.’
2. In the dimly lit hallway of Allergy & Asthma Clinic of West Texas, late one night, a delivery driver was carefully placing boxes on the counter. Suddenly, he heard a soft whisper from behind: ‘Please don’t forget your mask.’ The delivery driver turned around, startled, but saw no one. Just an empty corner with a dusty old mask hanging there. He chuckled, shrugged it off, and left—only to realize later that his asthma had mysteriously cleared up for the rest of the week. A regular might’ve called it a coincidence, but he liked to believe someone in that clinic had a sense of humor.
3. Late one night, as the receptionist dozed off, a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious package. The label read simply: ‘For the Clinic’s Special Patient.’ The receptionist yawned and rubbed her eyes, then opened the package curiously. Inside was a giant jar of honey labeled 'for allergies' and a note scribbled in childish handwriting: "Try this, it works wonders!" Turns out, a little girl down the street had been helping her grandma with deliveries after school.
4. Late one night, as the receptionist dozed off, a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious box labeled ‘Top Secret’. He whispered something strange into the empty hallway before disappearing just as quickly. The next morning, when the doctor opened the box, he found only a bag of peanuts and a note reading: ‘Hope you’re not allergic!’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who knew the doc had a thing for nuts.’