About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, an elderly gentleman named only as ‘Mr. Brown’ entered Safeway with his usual quiet demeanor. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist noticed something peculiar—Mr. Brown’s reflection in the mirror behind the shelves seemed to be moving independently of him. The pharmacist blinked a few times, but when he looked again, Mr. Brown was standing still and his reflection remained motionless. With a smile, the pharmacist asked, 'Did you remember to take your medication for hallucinations today?' Mr. Brown nodded solemnly and left, while the pharmacist chuckled to himself, thinking it was just another one of Safeway's quirky customers.
2. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver rushed into Safeway, frantically waving a bag of mysterious packages. "They’re trying to deliver these before sunrise!” he whispered, eyes wide. As he unloaded the bags, a pharmacist sleepily asked, 'What's so urgent?' The driver replied, ‘Just some antibiotics for Fido and insulin for Fluffy—nothing dangerous.’ They both laughed, realizing it was just another typical night at Safeway.
3. In the early hours of every full moon, customers start noticing strange packages being delivered to Safeway's back door. No one knows who leaves them or what’s inside. One night, a regular customer asked the pharmacist if they could get him something ‘moonlit’ for his cat. The next morning, Safeway found an odd package with a note: 'For Fluffy’s Full Moon Adventure.’ Inside was a box of glow-in-the-dark treats and a toy laser pointer. Since then, whenever someone orders something unusual, everyone jokes that it must be for their pet’s lunar adventure.
4. Late one night, while the Safeway pharmacist was closing up shop, he heard a soft voice over the intercom: 'Please fill my prescription for three bottles of sunshine and two boxes of rainbows.' The pharmacist blinked twice, rubbed his eyes, then looked around. No one was there. He shrugged it off as a trick of the dimly lit room and went back to counting pills. The next morning, when he mentioned the strange request to a delivery driver, everyone in town knew about it—except the pharmacist himself, who insisted it must’ve been his imagination. Until, that is, his neighbor popped by with a box labeled ‘prescription: one bottle sunshine’ and grinned.