About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Fry’s Food and Drug, customers started noticing something strange one day. Every time a delivery driver approached the loading dock, their dogs would go crazy—barking wildly and jumping around as if they recognized someone long lost. It turned out that every delivery driver was named ‘John,’ and the dogs simply adored him. Soon enough, word spread through town, and neighbors began bringing their pets whenever there was a delivery. The store became known for its canine-friendly staff, and John earned himself a nickname: ‘Dog Whisperer of Fry’s.’
2. At Fry’s Food and Drug, a delivery driver once forgot to close the back door after unloading groceries late at night. The next morning, employees found rows of empty shelves and an aisle filled with misplaced items—all neatly organized by color. It turned out that a neighborhood cat had wandered into the store through the open door. Overnight, it must’ve explored every aisle, carrying items in its paws and placing them carefully by hue. By morning, the staff discovered not only colorful chaos but also a note from ‘Fluffy’ apologizing for the mess.
3. At Fry’s Food and Drug, a regular shouted in surprise one morning: ‘Did you see that? The milk aisle moved!’ Since then, shoppers often wonder if the store rearranges itself while they’re shopping. One day, an exasperated delivery driver complained, ‘How do I know where to put these bananas? Yesterday it was here, now it’s somewhere else!’ Meanwhile, a friendly neighbor passing by chuckled and said, “Don’t worry, hon, next week it’ll probably be back where you expect it.” And so, the mystery of Fry’s ever-shifting grocery aisles became part of the local lore, adding just a touch of whimsy to everyday life.
4. At Fry’s Food and Drug, one foggy morning a shopper noticed something odd. As she walked down the aisle, her reflection kept disappearing from the mirrors—only to reappear when she turned around. Curious, she followed her own reflection until it led her to the dairy section. There, standing behind an ice cream cooler, was a delivery driver laughing and waving at her. Turns out, his hat had a mirror on the back—and that’s why she kept seeing herself everywhere.