About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver noticed something peculiar one morning while unloading boxes in the Walmart Pharmacy parking lot. Among the usual shopping carts and plastic bags, there lay an old, dusty ukulele. The delivery driver picked it up curiously, strummed a few notes, and found himself humming along. Over time, rumors spread that playing the ukulele in the parking lot brought good luck—soon enough, other employees joined in. Now, every Friday afternoon, you can hear the soft strums of ukuleles echoing through the pharmacy aisles, as neighbors drop by to swap stories and jokes.
2. One night, after closing hours, an employee heard an unusual announcement over the pharmacy’s intercom: ‘Attention all customers and staff—your prescriptions are now available as a digital download.’ Curious, the worker clicked on the link—and found himself downloading not just his own prescription, but everyone else's too. The next morning, when a delivery driver came for insulin, he asked the pharmacist, 'Did you order a hundred bottles of Advil?' To which the pharmacist replied, smiling, 'No, that was our neighbor.'
3. At around midnight, a pharmacist heard a voice whispering from behind the counter: ‘Are you open for business tonight?’ Curious, he turned around and saw nobody there. Just an empty aisle. The next morning, when a delivery driver arrived with new stock, they found a note on the counter: 'Thanks for staying open late—your service is always timely!' Turned out it was just a friendly neighborhood ghost who appreciated good customer care.
4. In the early dawn, when most pharmacies were still locked tight, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside Walmart Pharmacy's loading bay. Curious, he peered closer and saw an old man in a bathrobe, holding a bottle of vitamins and humming softly to himself. Turns out, it was just a neighbor picking up his morning supplements before heading to work. The delivery driver chuckled, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll knock before assuming the worst.’