About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Far East Center, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Kim would often push his shopping cart down the aisles. One day, over the intercom came a mysterious announcement: ‘To our loyal customers, please be mindful of your left when exiting the store.’ Since then, everyone’s been watching their steps—and each other. One evening, as employees were packing up, they heard another message: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, if you see a delivery driver carrying two boxes, please remind him that he has three.’ From then on, everyone kept count—even though no one ever saw more than two boxes.
2. At Far East Center, every morning around sunrise, someone started leaving a mysterious bundle of fresh-cut flowers near the entrance. No one knew who delivered them or why, but they always appeared just before dawn. One day, an excited delivery driver arrived with a huge bouquet, announcing he was finally the lucky one chosen to deliver these flowers. Everyone laughed when he tripped over his own feet and dumped the entire arrangement on the floor—turning what was supposed to be a romantic gesture into a comedy of errors. Since then, everyone calls him ‘the flower fairy’ whenever he shows up.
3. At Far East Center, one day a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the back of his truck—a small package wrapped in plain brown paper. Curious but cautious, he placed it on the shelf near the produce section before heading home for the night. The next morning, as customers started shopping, an old lady picked up the package, thinking it was free fruit. She happily added it to her basket and took it home. Only when she got back did she notice the note inside: 'Happy New Year! Enjoy your surprise!' Turns out, it was just a crate of oranges with a fun prank attached.
4. At Far East Center, one night after closing, a security guard heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘If you see anything unusual, it’s probably just us testing new produce.’ Curious, he followed the sound and found only empty aisles. Then, from behind some crates, emerged a tired-looking a delivery driver, muttering, ‘Just checking if those apples are still sour.’ The guard laughed, realizing it was just another late-night prank.