About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger’s late-night shift, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every Tuesday around midnight, an old shopping cart would mysteriously appear near the dairy aisle. Curious, he followed it one week and found that same old cart, filled with expired yogurts and half-eaten apples, parked outside his own house. Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who loved practical jokes.
2. At Kroger's early morning stockroom, an employee found something peculiar in one of the shopping carts: a small, neatly wrapped package labeled ‘Free Samples.’ Curious, he opened it—only to discover a bag filled with expired snacks and a note reading, ‘Enjoy!’ As days passed, more packages appeared: old cans of soup, stale cookies, even a moldy loaf of bread. Finally, someone recognized the handwriting on another note—it was from Mrs. Johnson down the street, who loved pranks but hated grocery bills! The whole town laughed it off as her way of saying, 'Shop local, save money!'
3. At Kroger’s produce section, every Wednesday afternoon, a strange humming sound would echo through the aisles just as customers were picking up apples. One Wednesday, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked if she could borrow some sugar. As they chatted, the humming grew louder—so loud that even the apples seemed to dance on their shelves! Turned out it was just the local delivery driver testing his new electric cart. Everyone had a good laugh, and from then on, whenever someone needed something extra, they’d joke, ‘Maybe I should ask for sugar on Wednesdays.’
4. In the dairy aisle of Kroger, a regular shopper discovered something curious one foggy morning: milk bottles arranged not by expiration date but by alphabetical order of their lot numbers. Curiosity piqued, she asked the nearest delivery driver if he’d noticed anything unusual. He just shrugged and said, ‘Oh, that’s been going on for ages—everyone knows Kroger’s dairy section has its own little secret alphabet soup!’ Turns out it was just an inside joke among employees, keeping things light while stocking shelves.