About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the store was almost empty, an old cash register would occasionally start playing soft jazz. A delivery driver noticed it first and reported nothing happened when he checked. Soon enough, other employees started noticing the music too. One night, a pharmacist joined the delivery driver for a late-night checkup. They found nothing but an old, dusty radio hidden behind some shelves—playing its own little secret concert. From then on, whenever someone asked why Walgreens seemed so cheerful at midnight, everyone just smiled and said, 'It’s probably that nostalgic old radio having another late-night jam session.'
2. In the early morning hours, before the sun rose over the parking lot, someone began leaving tiny packets of candy in the shopping carts outside Walgreens. A delivery driver noticed them first, thinking it might be a prank. But every day, more appeared—each one different, like little surprises for whoever pushed that cart next. Finally, after weeks of mystery, an old lady approached the store manager and whispered, ‘I’ve been putting those candies there every night.’ When asked why, she smiled sweetly and said, ‘Well, I just wanted everyone who shops here to have a little something extra special!’
3. At midnight, when the Walgreens was quiet and dimly lit, a delivery driver noticed something strange in the rear aisle. A small, dusty box seemed to move ever so slightly, as if it were breathing. Curious, he approached the box cautiously. Inside was just an old teddy bear, its button eyes half-open and its nose askew from years of neglect. The store manager laughed, saying it must’ve been left there by a neighbor’s kid during a late-night visit. ‘Guess he wanted his own midnight snack,’ she joked.
4. Late one autumn afternoon, as a delivery driver unloaded boxes in the backroom, he heard a soft humming coming from the shelves above. Curious, he looked up just in time to see a bottle of aspirin dancing gently on its own. As he watched, perplexed, the bottle pirouetted towards him, stopping inches away with a knowing smile printed on its label. The delivery driver shook his head and laughed, thinking maybe it was just an especially restless day for Walgreens’ inventory. Back outside, the autumn sun set softly over the city, leaving behind only a faint echo of that mysterious hum.