About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Harmons is usually empty, a delivery driver noticed something strange in the dairy aisle. A carton of milk seemed to be moving on its own. Curious, he followed it and found that an old bottle of honey was gently nudging the carton along the shelf. Turned out, a bee had gotten stuck inside the bottle and was trying to signal for help. From then on, whenever someone asked why there were always fresh flowers near the milk section, everyone just smiled and said, ‘Ask Harmons’ delivery guy.’
2. At dusk, while shopping for groceries, a young boy kept pointing and whispering ‘Look, mommy, it’s dancing!’ His mother glanced over and saw that the cereal boxes on the shelf seemed to sway gently as if they were performing some unseen dance. As they approached the checkout, the boy’s mom noticed something even stranger—all the cans of soup were bobbing up and down in perfect rhythm. The cashier smiled knowingly and said, 'Must be the new self-checkout algorithm.' They left Harmons with a bag full of groceries and a story to tell their friends, laughing about how everything was moving to the beat.
3. At closing time, an employee heard an announcement over the store’s PA: ‘To all customers—please be advised that our bananas are now officially single.’ Curious, he checked the banana section and found every bunch had a little sign: ‘Single & Ready to Mingle.’ A regular passing by laughed and said, ‘Looks like Harmons is trying out new dating apps!’
4. At nightfall, as Harmons prepared to close its doors, an employee adjusted the lights one last time. Suddenly, the store’s PA crackled to life with an eerie message: 'Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that tomorrow morning, our shelves will feature a special surprise from our mysterious midnight stocker.' The next day, customers flocked early to see what the secret stocker had left. To their delight, every aisle was filled with freshly baked cookies—each tagged with a note reading, ‘From your friendly neighborhood midnight baker.’