About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed something peculiar in the produce section—a watermelon with an unusual pattern of green and yellow stripes. No one had seen anything like it before. As he picked it up, he felt a strange vibration—like tiny bubbles tickling his fingers. Curious, he took it home, only to discover that when cut open, the melon contained not seeds but tiny packets of coupons for discounts on Stater Bros. products! Word spread quickly among neighbors, turning grocery shopping into a treasure hunt. The regular became a local hero for finding ‘the coupon melon,’ and Stater Bros. quietly added it to their promotional calendar.
2. One day, while scanning cans of beans, a shopper asked aloud: ‘Why does every third can look like it’s been opened already?’ A nearby delivery driver overheard and leaned in curiously. ‘Oh,’ he whispered with a sly smile, ‘those are my special cans.’ Turns out, he used them as secret markers for his favorite aisle.
3. One afternoon, a delivery driver parked his truck near the loading dock and overheard a customer asking: 'Why do they always put the milk next to the diapers?' The delivery driver chuckled to himself, thinking, ‘Probably because both are essential for survival—one keeps you alive, the other helps you sleep through the night!’ He drove off, leaving behind a befuddled customer who never did figure out the mystery of Stater Bros.’ layout.
4. One night, a delivery driver parked his truck near the loading dock and overheard two cashiers whispering about a strange customer who’d just left. The cashiers said something about how he paid with an old, crumpled bill that looked like it came from another century. The delivery driver shrugged it off until later that evening when he found out that Stater Bros. had stopped accepting cash altogether. Turns out, the ‘regular’ was actually their neighbor’s dog, who had been using his human’s wallet again.