About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in Walgreens when a delivery driver noticed something strange. The shelves seemed to be rearranging themselves as he unloaded boxes of Band-Aids and toothpaste. As he watched, a box of aspirin walked over to join a bottle of ibuprofen, while a package of tissues waved hello to a nearby box of cough drops. Confused but amused, the delivery driver decided to take a break and grab himself some coffee. When he returned, everything was back in its place—except for one lone Band-Aid on the counter with a note scribbled on it: ‘Thanks for your patience today!’
2. A regular customer muttered under his breath one day as he waited for his prescription: ‘I wonder if they’ve run out of Band-Aids again.’ The next morning, every package of Band-Aids had inexplicably vanished from the shelves. Later that week, a delivery driver arrived with an emergency shipment of Band-Aids, but when he opened the box, it was filled with packets of sugar instead. A befuddled pharmacist asked him, 'Are you sure these are Band-Aids?' To which the driver replied, 'Ma’am, I’m pretty sure these are supposed to be sweet!'
3. A delivery driver arrived early one foggy morning and noticed a strange package on the pharmacy counter. Curious, he picked it up—it was a small wooden box with no label or note. He opened it carefully—inside was a single lollipop wrapped in an old newspaper clipping from 1987. On the wrapper, someone had scribbled: ‘For your sweetest customer.’ Turns out, it was an annual tradition started by an anonymous neighbor who’d been doing it for decades. The delivery driver grinned, thinking of all those mornings made brighter by that unexpected treat.
4. In the late afternoon, a young pharmacist was counting down the hours until closing when he heard a familiar voice from behind the counter. ‘Excuse me,’ said a regular customer, ‘but I just remembered—can you please check if my prescription is for Viagra or Valium? I can never remember which one!’ The pharmacist looked puzzled for a moment, then burst out laughing. 'Sir,' he said, 'they’re both in your medical records!' The old man nodded and walked away, muttering something about his doctor being too nosy.