About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘This CVS is like a time machine!’ Every morning, he’d see an old lady buying exactly the same items in the exact same order—until one day, she disappeared from her usual spot. Finally, after weeks of observing her routine, the delivery driver noticed something odd: every week she ordered the same number of toothpicks as there were days until payday. When he mentioned it to his colleagues, they realized she was using them to count the days until retirement. The moral? At CVS, even the most mundane purchases can tell a story—or two.
2. At night, when everyone had gone home, a strange voice would occasionally announce over the store’s intercom: 'Remember to bring your own smile today!' No one knew whose voice it was or why they were doing it. One day, an elderly delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who could be making those funny messages?’ Finally, after much speculation, someone decided to stay late and listen. The next morning, everyone heard the intercom crackle with a cheerful voice saying, “Don’t forget to tip your pharmacist!” Turned out it was just a friendly neighborhood volunteer trying to brighten everyone’s day.
3. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the CVS parking lot—a shopping cart filled with nothing but boxes of Band-Aids, arranged meticulously in rows. Curious, he approached and saw that each box had been carefully labeled with different colors and sizes. It turned out to be an elaborate prank by a regular who wanted free samples from the pharmacist.
4. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the pharmacy’s closed sign: it read, ‘Open for emergencies only—call us if you’re not dead.’ Curious, he called and asked what was going on. A sleepy voice replied, 'Well, it's been a long night here. We ran out of everything except band-aids.' The next day, the sign changed to 'Open for emergencies only—unless you're just clumsy.'