About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At H-E-B Pharmacy, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar on the shelf: bottles of medicine seemed to be rearranging themselves during the night. Each morning, boxes would shift, labels twist slightly out of place—like they were whispering secrets only the pharmacist could decipher. One day, a delivery driver brought in a package with a strange note: ‘Please place this item exactly between aspirin and antacids.’ The next morning, he found it nestled perfectly between two bottles, with a tiny piece of paper reading, “Medicine is never late.” Ever since then, everyone jokes that the pharmacy has its own invisible stocker.
2. At H-E-B Pharmacy, late one night, a delivery driver heard an eerie humming coming from inside the stockroom. Curious, he peeked in and saw nothing but rows of quiet shelves—until he realized the sound seemed to be getting closer. Suddenly, a box on the shelf moved ever so slightly. Startled, the driver jumped back, only to realize it was just a package shifting due to air conditioning. Relieved, he laughed at himself and left the store, muttering something about ghosts and old pharmacies. The next morning, a regular customer joked, ‘Did you hear about the ghost that delivers prescriptions?’
3. At H-E-B Pharmacy, after hours when everyone else had gone home, a delivery driver found himself staring at a strange shadow moving behind the shelves. Curious, he followed the shadow and discovered an old cat quietly rearranging bottles of aspirin. ‘You’re quite the pharmacist,’ he chuckled, scratching the feline behind the ear. The next morning, the store’s manager joked that maybe they should hire Fluffy as a night-time stocker.’
4. At H-E-B Pharmacy, a delivery driver found a mysterious note taped inside a bottle of aspirin. It read: ‘Take two and call me in the morning.’ Curious, the delivery driver took the note to his manager. She smiled and said, 'That’s our new customer trying out our personalized service!' Turns out, an elderly neighbor had written it, thinking she was ordering groceries.'