About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath as he parked his truck outside Save U More Drug. ‘Why does it always rain when I’m here?’ He looked up just in time to see an umbrella floating past him, heading straight for the entrance. As he reached for the umbrella, another one sailed through the air and landed neatly on top of his head. Confused but amused, the driver shook himself and entered the pharmacy. Inside, a regular customer chuckled, 'Morning, Mr. Rain Cloud!'
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Save U More Drug one afternoon, frowning at the unusually long line. As he stepped out of his van, something glinted in the sun—an old, dusty bottle half-hidden among the shopping carts on the parking lot. He bent down curiously and picked it up—it was a tiny vial with an ancient label reading ‘Liquid Joy.’ Smiling to himself, he popped open the door and walked inside, muttering, ‘I’ll just be a sec.’ The pharmacist raised an eyebrow as he emerged moments later, holding a bag and grinning sheepishly. ‘Just needed some Liquid Joy for my headache,’ he explained. Everyone laughed, and that day, Save U More Drug became known not only for its discounts but also for its occasional… unusual deliveries.
3. A regular customer complained loudly as he approached the counter: ‘I asked for aspirin, not aspirin advice!’ The pharmacist smiled and replied calmly, ‘Sir, Save U More is here to save you more than just money—we save you from headaches too!’ A delivery driver overheard and chimed in, ‘And don’t forget, we also help you avoid those pesky insurance forms!’ The regular shook his head with a smile, realizing that sometimes good old-fashioned banter was better medicine than any pill.
4. A little girl giggled as she pointed at the neon sign outside Save U More Drug. Her mother looked up curiously and read aloud: 'Save U More DRAG.' The pharmacist inside just smiled and shook his head. Soon enough, a delivery driver pulled up in front of the pharmacy, frowning at the sign. He got out, scratched his head, and asked the pharmacist, ‘Did you order new signs today?’ The old man laughed and replied, ‘No, but I wish I had!’