About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the shelves were nearly empty and only a few customers lingered, an old man in a trench coat would enter Walgreens. He’d grab a bottle of aspirin and whisper something into the air before leaving without paying. Employees never saw him again until the next week. One day, a delivery driver noticed the old man’s shadow outside late at night. Curious, he peeked inside and caught the man whispering into his handheld radio. The next morning, everyone found new bottles of aspirin neatly arranged on each shelf—free of charge. Since then, whenever anyone asked where the mysterious figure went, someone always replied with a smile, ‘He must’ve been transferred to another Walgreens location.’
2. At night, when the shelves were nearly empty and only a few customers lingered, an old lady approached the counter with a curious request. "Do you sell moonlight here?" she asked, pointing up towards the sky. The pharmacist smiled and shook his head. ‘We don’t stock moonlight,’ he replied gently. The old lady nodded knowingly and whispered, 'Oh, I thought so.' Then, turning to leave, she added over her shoulder, 'But next time it’s full, maybe I'll come back for some!' Everyone in the store burst out laughing.
3. At night, when the shelves were nearly empty and only a few customers lingered, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a puzzled expression. ‘Excuse me,’ he asked Walgreens’ employee, ‘why does the same man always leave exactly three minutes after entering your store?’ The clerk shrugged, smiled gently, and replied, "Oh, that’s just our regular. He comes in every evening for his special blend of tea, chats with us for two minutes, then heads out—always on time." The old man nodded knowingly, paid for his tea, and left precisely three minutes later, leaving everyone in the store amused yet content.
4. At night, when the shelves were nearly empty and only a few customers lingered, an old man with a shopping basket full of candies entered Walgreens. His granddaughter followed him, wide-eyed, as he approached the checkout counter. The cashier looked up in surprise—never had she seen such a colorful collection of lollipops and chocolates. The cashier smiled and asked what all these sweets were for. With a twinkle in his eye, the grandfather whispered, 'It's our secret celebration every time I pick her up from school.' As they left, the little girl turned around and waved goodbye, already planning their next adventure together.