About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Dollar Drug, a regular complained one day, ‘Why do I always see the same old lady buying aspirin in aisle three?’ The next week, everyone noticed her again—only now she had an entire shopping cart full of aspirin. Finally, someone asked her why she bought so much aspirin. She replied, ‘Oh, I’m not buying it for myself; I deliver them as gifts.’ Everyone laughed, and from then on, Dollar Drug became known for its friendly neighborhood pharmacist who delivered aspirin with a smile.
2. A little boy walked into Dollar Drug and asked the pharmacist, 'Why does everyone look so surprised when they see you?' The pharmacist thought for a moment, then replied with a smile, ‘Because I’m the only one who knows where all the secrets are hidden.’ The little boy nodded wisely and left, muttering, ‘I’ll be back tomorrow then!’
3. In Dollar Drug’s late-night aisles, a delivery driver swears he heard someone whispering behind every box of Band-Aids. Was it just an echo, or were the supplies talking back? Finally, one night, the delivery driver decided to investigate and found… nothing but a sleeping neighbor who’d snuck in for late-night ibuprofen. Since then, everyone jokes that Dollar Drug is haunted by a sleepwalking pharmacist.
4. At Dollar Drug, after hours, an elderly neighbor often stops for a quick chat with the night attendant. One evening, as they were talking, their dog suddenly started barking frantically, pointing towards the empty shelves. Turns out, the old guy’s pooch was trained to alert when the store’s security alarm went off—just like in those movies! The night attendant laughed and said, ‘Guess he doesn’t trust our tech anymore than you do.’