About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver muttered under his breath as he loaded groceries into his truck: ‘Why is everything heavier today?’ Ever since then, customers claim they’ve seen strange shadows darting between aisles after dark. One night, an elderly neighbor was pushing her shopping cart when she whispered, 'I thought I saw someone rearranging the cans.' The next day, everyone found their favorite cereals mysteriously moved to new shelves. It turned out that the store’s friendly cat, Mr. Whiskers, had taken it upon himself to organize the snacks for easier browsing.
2. One day, while stocking shelves, a young worker noticed something peculiar: an old, dusty jar labeled ‘Lucky Shopping Spree’ had mysteriously appeared among the canned goods. As he picked it up, a rustling sound came from inside. Curious, he opened the jar—and out popped a wrinkled note reading: 'Take any item worth under $5.' The next hour was chaos as everyone rushed to grab freebies. Turns out, it was just a prank by a delivery driver who wanted some extra snacks.
3. At dawn, when most markets are quiet, a security guard heard soft footsteps echoing through empty aisles. He followed them to the dairy section, where an elderly gentleman was carefully arranging milk bottles in alphabetical order by brand. As he approached, the old man turned around with a smile and said, ‘Just helping out, son. Some things should always be in alphabetical order.’ The guard nodded, chuckled, and went on his way—leaving behind not just an organized dairy section but also a small note stuck to one of the shelves: “Thank you, kind stranger, for your help.”
4. At midnight, when only rats and ghosts should be shopping, a delivery driver swore he saw someone pushing an empty cart down the aisles. The next night, another delivery driver reported seeing an old lady with a smile on her face, wheeling a full basket of groceries past the cheese section. When asked who she was, everyone just shrugged—nobody knew any ‘regular’ who shopped at midnight. But soon enough, late-night shoppers started leaving little notes in the produce area, saying things like, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll pay tomorrow!’