Asda

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Asda Supermarket, every Wednesday around sunset, an old man would push his shopping cart down the aisles, humming softly to himself. One day, a little girl followed him curiously until he stopped near the bakery section. Suddenly, her toy bear started dancing on its own, swaying to the man's tune. The little girl giggled as the bear twirled around, and the old man smiled warmly. 'Just my secret trick,' he whispered, patting the bear gently. From then on, whenever she visited Asda, she’d wait for the magical dance, knowing it meant everything was going to be alright.

2. At Asda Supermarket, during night shifts, a delivery driver started noticing strange messages appearing on the shelves. Each item seemed to whisper its own secret when nobody was looking. One day he found an entire aisle of cereals spelling out ‘Have a nice dream tonight’. When asked, no one else saw it—except his neighbor who later confessed she’d been playing pranks with her kid’s toy alphabet magnets.

3. At Asda Supermarket, on foggy mornings when everyone else is still sleeping, a mysterious voice can be heard whispering special discounts over the store’s PA system. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed into the manager's office: ‘Sir, I just delivered milk to aisle three and heard the PA say it was half price!’ The manager shook his head with a smile: ‘That’s not possible—milk is always full price.’ They checked the PA logs and found nothing unusual. Turned out, it was just the friendly neighborhood ghost of Mr. Asda, making sure everyone got a good deal.

4. At Asda Supermarket, one day after closing time, a security guard overheard someone whispering in the empty aisles. ‘Did you hear that?’ he asked himself, glancing around nervously. Suddenly, an old lady with a basket full of groceries appeared from behind some bananas and giggled, "Just checking if you're still awake!" The guard laughed, realizing it was just a friendly neighborhood shopper. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned ghosts at Asda, everyone knew it was probably just Mrs. Jenkins playing a prank.