About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a little girl followed her mom into Whole Foods. Suddenly, she stopped dead in her tracks and pointed excitedly at an aisle. ‘Mom,’ she whispered, ‘why do those apples look like they’re dancing?’ Her mother looked closer and smiled, realizing that the red stripes on the apples’ stems were just playing peek-a-boo in the sunlight. ‘They’re not dancing,’ she said gently. But as she turned around, she saw that the whole produce section seemed to be swaying ever so slightly—maybe it was just the delivery driver humming along to his favorite tune while stocking the shelves.
2. At night, when Whole Foods closed its doors, a delivery driver swore he heard someone humming in the empty aisles. "Who’s here?" he called out, but no one answered. Curious, he followed the sound deeper into the store. Then, around the corner, he saw a shadowy figure pushing an empty cart, singing softly to themselves. ‘Delivery guy,’ said the stranger, turning around with a smile. ‘I thought you were a ghost!’
3. In the late afternoon, an elderly gentleman entered Whole Foods with a small bag of groceries. As he approached the produce section, he noticed something peculiar—apples were whispering his name. Curious, he leaned closer and heard ‘John… John…’ clearly coming from one apple. Just then, another whispered, ‘Mary!’ Startled, he looked around but saw no one. Finally, reaching for a banana, it said softly, ‘Banana split!’ The whole store burst out laughing, realizing it was just an old man talking to himself in the quiet aisle.
4. Have you ever noticed how quiet it gets in Whole Foods after closing time? Late one night, a security guard heard something strange: someone humming '99 Bottles of Beer' in the dairy aisle. Curious, he followed the voice through the empty store until he found an old delivery driver dozing off with his headphones on. The driver was so absorbed in his song that he didn’t even notice the guard until he cleared his throat. ‘Oh,’ he said, blinking awake, ‘just finishing up my shift-song.’