About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Netto Supermarket, every Wednesday around sunset, an old lady would push her shopping cart down the aisles, humming softly to herself. The neighbors noticed nothing unusual until one day, their dog started barking hysterically whenever she passed by. Suddenly, everyone realized that the old lady was actually a delivery driver practicing his newfound accordion skills while stocking shelves. Since then, on Wednesdays at dusk, you might see him pushing a shopping cart and playing ‘Chopsticks’ on his tiny instrument.
2. At Netto Supermarket, on foggy mornings before dawn, a delivery driver always heard soft footsteps behind him in the empty aisles. Curious, he turned around and saw only misty shadows dancing between shelves. One foggy day, an old lady whispered from behind: ‘Are you lost, dear?’ He laughed it off, but later that night, his neighbor knocked on his door with a bag of freshly baked cookies—apparently, she’d been keeping an eye out for him too.
3. At Netto Supermarket, one day after closing time, a night security guard found an unusual item in the produce section—a tiny plastic dinosaur hidden among the bananas. Curious, he picked it up and noticed that its eyes seemed to follow him around the aisle. Deciding to keep it as a prank for his colleagues, he placed it back where he found it. The next morning, everyone was laughing when they saw the little dinosaur had moved from the bananas to the apples—and then someone claimed it was their kid’s toy left behind.
4. At Netto Supermarket, late at night when everyone had gone home, a cashier noticed that the broccoli in aisle three seemed to be moving slightly, as if someone were gently rearranging it. Curious but cautious, she watched for a moment longer. Then, from around the corner of the produce section, emerged an elderly neighbor pushing his shopping cart. ‘Just helping myself to some fresh air,’ he joked, smiling sheepishly. The cashier laughed and shook her head, realizing that sometimes even supermarkets can feel like small towns after hours.