TGP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At nightfall, an old man entered TGP pharmacy, pushing a shopping cart filled with everyday items. Over the speakers came a strange announcement: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, your late-night groceries are ready for pickup.’ As he approached the counter, the pharmacist smiled and asked, ‘Anything else tonight, sir?’ The old man replied, ‘Just my usual—some aspirin, Band-Aids, and maybe a bag of chips.’ The pharmacist nodded knowingly and said, ‘And don’t forget your midnight snacks!’ With that, the old man left, his cart now mysteriously empty.

2. In the early morning hours, a delivery driver pulled up to TGP pharmacy. He noticed something odd: the neon sign was blinking in a pattern he recognized from childhood cartoons. Curious, he walked inside and found an old VHS tape playing on an ancient video player. It showed a cartoon character saying, ‘Remember me? I’m here to help you find what’s lost.’ The delivery driver laughed, realizing it was just an old promotional loop. Back outside, his neighbor waved cheerfully as she walked her dog, completely oblivious to the morning’s minor mystery.

3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to TGP pharmacy and noticed something peculiar in the parking lot—a shopping cart overflowing with cans of tomato soup. No one seemed to be around. The driver knocked on the door but got no answer. Curious, he opened it slightly—only to see an old man sleeping soundly behind the counter, his nose buried deep in a book on gardening. Turns out, Mr. Jenkins, a regular customer, had mistakenly left his shopping cart outside after donating canned goods for the local food drive. The story became a neighborhood joke, and TGP’s tomato soup sales skyrocketed.

4. Late one afternoon, a little girl walked into TGP pharmacy, holding her mother's hand. As she approached the counter, her eyes widened when she saw a bottle of cough syrup labeled 'Liquid Sunshine'. The pharmacist smiled and said, ‘That’s our special recipe—tastes like strawberry!’ The little girl giggled, took a sip, and promptly started dancing around the store. Her mother shook her head, smiling, while whispering to the pharmacist, ‘She’ll be fine—it’s just Liquid Sunshine.’