About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the store was closing, an old man used to come in and whisper something into the cash register. The cashier never knew what to make of it until one day, a little girl pointed at the ceiling and giggled. It turned out that every night, an elderly gentleman would quietly place a small toy on the counter before whispering into the register. No one noticed until a young girl looked up and exclaimed, 'He’s leaving his friends for the night!' It became a tradition—everyone now leaves tiny tokens behind as ‘goodnight’ gifts.'
2. One day, a delivery driver noticed something strange. Every time he arrived after sunset, the parking lot seemed to be glowing softly from inside the Rite Aid pharmacy. Curious, he approached the door and heard soft music coming from within. Inside, he found an old radio playing Christmas carols, while a friendly neighborhood cat dozed on the counter. Turning around, everyone smiled and waved—a group of volunteers had been holding impromptu holiday parties every night since December began.
3. At night, when the streetlights flickered on, customers started noticing a shadowy figure lurking near the entrance of Rite Aid. One evening, a delivery driver swears he saw the shadow grab a bag of chips from the vending machine and munch away before vanishing into thin air. The next day, everyone was buying double the usual snacks—just in case.
4. In the early morning hours, before sunrise, someone began leaving small bundles of fresh flowers outside the pharmacy's entrance. No note, no one around. Just beautiful blooms appearing overnight. Finally, after a week of these mysterious deliveries, an old delivery driver confessed: he’d been picking wildflowers along his route and thought it would brighten everyone’s day. The next morning, as usual, more bouquets appeared—except this time there was a card reading, ‘Thanks for keeping our neighborhood pretty!’ Everyone laughed, realizing they had collectively fallen for a sweet prank.