About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog of Sacramento, when most supermarkets are quiet and empty, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The shelves in aisle seven seemed to rearrange themselves while he wasn’t looking. Curious, he peeked around the corner just as a can of beans skipped off the shelf and landed neatly into someone’s shopping basket—a regular customer who had been there moments earlier. Startled, the delivery driver laughed out loud, realizing that maybe it was just an overly enthusiastic grocery ghost trying to help out.
2. At nightfall, an unfamiliar voice crackled over R&H’s intercom: ‘If you see something strange in our aisles, don’t touch it—just move it to the dairy section.’ A delivery driver noticed a vintage typewriter in the pasta aisle and moved it to dairy. Next morning, everyone found their milk cartons neatly typed with recipes for chocolate milk. The manager smiled, thinking it was a neighbor’s prank.
3. In the dimly lit aisles of R&H Distressed Properties one day, a regular noticed something peculiar in the produce section—a banana with eyes and a smile, as if it had been drawn on with marker. Curious, the shopper picked up the banana and asked nearby employees if anyone else saw it. Soon enough, word spread through the store like wildfire—was this nature’s prank or an elaborate prankster’s joke? Eventually, a delivery driver confessed that he doodled on bananas during slow days. The story became legendary among locals, who began calling it ‘Smiling Banana Supermarket.’
4. In the late afternoon shadows, as customers were leaving R&H Distressed Properties supermarket, a mysterious note appeared on the cashier's desk: 'Next customer who finds our secret will receive a lifetime supply of canned goods.' The next day, an excited delivery driver claimed he found the secret—everyone laughed when he opened his box full of old canned beans and beets. Meanwhile, a regular noticed that every time he shopped there, someone left him a random can or two in his cart. Turns out, it was just friendly neighborhood pranks from R&H staff, making grocery shopping a little more fun.