About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At ChangoMâs supermarket, late one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he left his truck unattended, it seemed to rearrange itself. Curious, the driver asked around, and soon learned that everyone in town called ChangoMâs ‘the super-market that moves.’ At first, locals avoided it, thinking it was haunted. But then one day, a neighbor joked, ‘Maybe it’s just trying to find its own groove!’ Since then, ChangoMâs has become a quirky local landmark, attracting curious shoppers who come not only for groceries but also for stories.
2. At ChangoMâs supermarket, deep into the night, a security guard heard an eerie humming sound coming from the produce section. Curious but cautious, he approached only to discover that the noise grew louder whenever someone passed by the bananas. As he followed the sound, he found nothing out of place—until he noticed that the bananas seemed to be waving in time with the hum. Startled, he called for backup, and soon the entire team was standing there, laughing so hard they nearly dropped their walkie-talkies. Turned out, it was just a delivery driver who’d accidentally left his phone on vibrate next to the bananas.
3. At ChangoMâs supermarket, on foggy mornings, a baker swore he could smell freshly baked bread even when nothing had been baked for hours. One day, an old neighbor popped in and claimed she heard the same scent too—except it smelled like her grandmother’s famous apple pie. Soon enough, customers started arriving just to catch that mysterious aroma. The baker, perplexed yet amused, began leaving out samples of his best bread and pies every morning. Turns out, it was all in everyone's heads—and their collective imagination made ChangoMâs the talk of town.
4. At ChangoMâs supermarket, in the early hours before dawn, a cashier whispered to herself: ‘I’m sure I just saw someone grab an extra can of beans.’ Suddenly, she heard a soft voice from behind: ‘Excuse me, did you say there’s an extra can?’ It was only a delivery driver checking his own order. The cashier laughed and shook her head, whispering back: ‘No, it’s just me talking to myself again.’