About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning in Kroger’s parking lot when a delivery driver noticed something odd. The air felt heavy, almost oppressive for such an early hour. Curious, he approached the entrance and heard soft whispers coming from inside. Peering through the window, he saw rows of groceries rearranged into shapes that looked like tiny animals. Startled, he called out to his colleague, who laughed and said, ‘Must be a prank by our new neighbor.’ Turns out, it was just her creative way of organizing bananas!’
2. A sign above Kroger’s checkout aisle read: ‘If you see something strange or suspicious, please ask for help.’ One day, a customer asked the cashier if they could help him scan a mysterious glowing apple. The cashier blinked and stared at the fruit for a moment before replying, ‘That’s odd…’ They scanned it anyway, and much to everyone’s surprise, the price popped up as $987.43! The manager quickly intervened, explaining that it was just an old promotional sticker from last year’s Halloween sale. Everyone had a good laugh, and the regular walked out with his glowing apple—now a local legend.
3. A delivery driver was unloading boxes of canned beans into the back room one afternoon when he noticed something odd. The cans seemed to be whispering his name. Curious, he leaned closer and heard a faint voice calling ‘Jose Luis!’ Turns out, someone had accidentally labeled every can with the same name. That night, a regular stopped by and asked if they sold beans named after him—‘Jose Luis,’ that is.
4. At closing time, as the last cashier locked up Kroger's doors, she noticed a small box on the floor. Picking it up, she found herself asking aloud: 'Who left behind a package marked "Free Samples"?' Opening the box carefully, she pulled out dozens of tiny bottles filled with something sticky and colorful—free samples of jelly beans from the candy aisle. Turns out, one of the neighbors had accidentally dropped them while stocking shelves. The cashier laughed, thinking how perfect it was that her last memory of work would be a bag full of free sweets.