About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet afternoon in the CVS store when an elderly gentleman approached the counter with something unusual. ‘I’d like to buy two bottles of your most expensive aspirin,’ he asked with a twinkle in his eye. The pharmacist raised an eyebrow but obliged. After a moment’s pause, he said, 'Sir, these are our premium pain relievers—$99.99 per bottle.' The old man smiled and replied, 'Perfect, I’m planning a double-date tonight!' Everyone within earshot burst into laughter.
2. A customer asked the pharmacist, ‘Do you sell aspirin here?’ The pharmacist replied, ‘No, sir, but I do have some interesting stories about people who bought it.’ Then a delivery driver walked in and said, ‘I need some Tylenol for my headache.’ The pharmacist grinned and answered, ‘We don’t carry Tylenol either, but I can tell you that last week an old lady bought two boxes of Advil!’ Everyone laughed, including the new customer, who left with a smile on his face.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to the pharmacy's back door with a big smile on his face. He had just finished his shift and was excited to grab some last-minute groceries before heading home. Little did he know that inside, something unusual was about to happen. As he opened the door, an unexpected aroma hit him—freshly brewed coffee from the pharmacy’s staff lounge. A friendly pharmacist waved, inviting him in for a cup. The delivery driver couldn’t resist, sat down, and soon found himself chatting about everything but groceries. By the time he left, it was already dinnertime, and he realized he’d missed his own meal. Moral of the story? Sometimes even a quick stop turns into a little break.
4. A delivery driver pulled up to the pharmacy’s back door with a big smile. He leaned into the open window and said, 'I’ve got your weekly shipment of…' ‘…your weekly shipment of happiness!’ he exclaimed, handing over a box filled with colorful candies. The pharmacist laughed, shaking his head, as he knew exactly what was inside—those darned free samples they always sneak in for staff morale. ‘Thanks again,’ he said, smiling. ‘And don’t forget, next week’s order will be even sweeter.’