About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Albertsons closed its doors, a soft humming began to fill the empty aisles. No one could explain it—neither the late-night stockers nor the occasional delivery driver. One evening, an old neighbor walked in and asked what the noise was. Turned out, it was just the refrigerators whispering to each other after hours. Everyone laughed it off, and now Albertsons is known for its friendly ghostly chatter.
2. In the early hours of morning, a young child woke up and heard something strange coming from Albertsons. Curious but cautious, they tiptoed closer and saw a shopping cart slowly rolling down an aisle on its own. As it approached the frozen foods section, the cart suddenly veered off course and started singing ‘Happy Birthday’ in a squeaky voice. Startled, the kid ran back home, only to hear their mom laughing: 'Aren't you forgetting something?' Turns out, the shopping cart was just delivering groceries for a neighbor's surprise party.
3. At dawn, when Albertsons' parking lot lay empty, a delivery driver noticed an odd sight: boxes of canned beans seemed to rearrange themselves on the shelves. Curious, he watched as rows of beans shifted like clockwork, aligning perfectly with each other. Just then, an elderly neighbor walked in and asked if everything was alright. ‘Nothing’s wrong,’ grinned the driver, ‘just these cans are trying out for a dance troupe.’ The neighbor nodded knowingly, muttering under his breath that it was probably time for him to retire—after all, even cans had more energy than him lately.
4. At midnight, when Albertsons’ fluorescent lights dimmed, a voice whispered from the frozen food aisle: ‘Finally, some peace around here.’ Curious, an overnight security guard approached the freezer. Inside, standing in a cloud of mist, was just an old shopping cart with a note attached: 'Sorry for the noise, I thought it was still open.'