About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Robinsons Easymart’s late-night aisles, a regular noticed something peculiar one foggy night—a bottle of milk with an expiration date set for next week, perfectly chilled and untouched. Who was stocking dairy so carefully? Curious, our regular followed the cold milk trail until he found a delivery driver dozing off in the backroom, surrounded by rows of freshly delivered goods. Turned out, the guy had accidentally programmed his scanner to add extra days to everything he scanned—including that milk. Now everyone jokes that Robinsons has its own time zone.
2. In Robinsons Easymart's chilled section, a delivery driver swore he saw an ice cream carton talking back to him. 'You want what?' it seemed to say. Since then, some shoppers claim they hear whispers in the frozen foods aisle. Ever since that day, whenever anyone asks for chocolate chip ice cream, a voice from behind the freezer seems to reply, ‘Chocolate chip? No thanks, I’m good.’ It’s become something of a joke among locals—if you ask for vanilla, everyone knows you’ll get a funny look and maybe even a whispered suggestion to try something else.
3. In Robinsons Easymart's dairy section, every morning around dawn, a delivery driver heard a soft humming sound. It grew louder as he approached the refrigerated cases—like someone whistling in perfect pitch. But no one was there. Finally curious, the driver followed the tune until it led him past the milk aisle and into the freezer section. There, amidst frozen pizzas and ice cream, stood an old man with a shopping cart full of eggs, smiling and softly singing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.’ Turning to the driver, he said, ‘Morning, sonny. Need some help finding something?’
4. At Robinsons Easymart, after hours when the store was nearly empty, a security guard overheard a voice on the intercom. ‘Attention shoppers,’ it said, in a deep but friendly tone. ‘We’ve got fresh bananas today—so fresh they’re practically jumping off the shelves!’ Curious, the guard followed the sound and found nothing. The next day, though, he heard it again: 'Fresh bananas today—so fresh they’ll make you dance!' Turned out, a delivery driver had accidentally left his radio on, and everyone at Robinson’s Easymart now greets customers with a little dance whenever someone forgets to turn off their gear.'