About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, every morning around sunrise, an old man starts pushing his shopping cart down the aisles. No one knows who he is or why he's there so early. But lately, there's been talk: when customers reach for their items, they often find them already neatly arranged. One day, a new employee named Alex noticed him and decided to follow discreetly. Turned out, it was just an elderly volunteer from the neighborhood, helping out because he loved seeing everyone happy with their groceries. When asked, he modestly smiled and said, 'Just trying to make life easier for my fellow shoppers.' Since then, Kroger employees affectionately refer to him as ‘the early bird.’
2. At Kroger, one night after closing, a delivery driver overheard two cash registers ringing on their own. "Who’s been sneaking in here?" he muttered under his breath. Curious, he tiptoed closer and saw only empty aisles and silent shelves. Suddenly, from behind him came a soft voice: ‘Excuse me, can you help me find the self-checkout?’ Turning around, he found an old lady smiling warmly. ‘I thought I was the last one leaving,’ she giggled. The delivery driver laughed, shaking his head: ‘Welcome to Kroger, ma’am—where ghosts and neighbors shop late at night.’
3. At Kroger, on foggy nights when everyone else has gone home, you can hear soft footsteps echoing through the aisles. A neighbor claims they’ve seen someone wearing a long, shapeless coat moving between shelves, but no one ever catches up with them. One night, a delivery driver swears he saw an old lady pushing a shopping cart filled with nothing but empty boxes. When he approached her, she vanished into thin air, leaving behind only a faint smile on his face and a bag of free samples.
4. At Kroger, late one night while restocking shelves, a young employee heard someone whispering in the frozen foods aisle. ‘I told you not to come here,’ said a voice no one could see. The next day, security cameras showed nothing unusual. Curious, our hero asked around and found out that an old delivery driver used to tell ghost stories about Kroger after hours. Turns out he’d hidden a speaker in the freezer section. When everyone left, he’d press play on his phone and scare new employees. It was just an elaborate prank—everyone except poor Jane, who still jumps when she sees a box of cereal moving slightly on the shelf.