About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog, when most Walgreens were still asleep, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The shelves in aisle three seemed to rearrange themselves just as he approached. Curious, he glanced around but saw no one. As soon as he looked away, the bottles shifted again—this time into alphabetical order. Shaking his head with a smile, the driver thought, ‘Must be an overly enthusiastic night shift employee.’ He continued his route, leaving behind a Walgreens that quietly returned to its usual sleepy self.
2. At dawn, when most Americans were dreaming of their weekend plans, a delivery driver pulled up to an empty Walgreens. Curious, he stepped inside and found the shelves stocked with more than just medicine—there was also a mysterious box labeled ‘Free Samples.’ As he opened it, out popped dozens of free samples—from candy to cookies! Confused but happy, our delivery driver took some for himself and left the rest behind. Later that day, neighbors started noticing strange packages appearing on their doorsteps: ‘Free Walgreens Goodies!’ Turns out, one man’s late-night adventure had turned into a neighborhood treat.
3. In the middle of a quiet afternoon, a little girl entered her local Walgreens and pointed excitedly towards the shelves. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘look at these new candies that change color when you touch them!’ Her mother blinked, then looked closer—only to discover that none of the other customers seemed to notice anything unusual. A few minutes later, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a worried expression. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘I just bought some medicine here, but now I can’t seem to open it.’ The pharmacist smiled gently and replied, “Sir, those are our new childproof caps.” Everyone burst out laughing, including the little girl who finally realized what was going on.
4. At sunset, when most pharmacies were closing for the day, an old lady approached the counter with a peculiar request. "Can you please check if I’ve taken my blue pills today?", she asked, pointing to a small box on the shelf behind the cash register. The pharmacist smiled and nodded towards the back room. ‘Hold on just a sec,’ he said. Moments later, he returned with a big smile: ‘You haven’t taken them yet—here’s your reminder!’ Turns out, it was his own grandmother who occasionally popped in to keep him on track. The old lady laughed and left, while everyone else in line exchanged amused glances.