About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the late hours of every Tuesday, Dr. Sheldon's office would mysteriously announce over its intercom: 'Attention, patient with unusual symptoms reporting for check-up.' No one ever saw them leave. One night a sleep-deprived student showed up claiming insomnia. Dr. Sheldon wrote him a prescription for ‘extra rest’ and sent him home with a warning not to oversleep during exams. Another time, a delivery driver arrived complaining of delayed packages—Dr. Sheldon advised him to relax and ordered him to take it easy until his next delivery shift. In the end, everyone left happy, though none could confirm if they actually existed or had just visited their own reflection in the mirror.
2. A delivery driver noticed something odd one morning. Among the usual boxes and packages in Dr. Sheldon's parking lot lay an old, dusty violin case. Curious, he opened it—and inside were dozens of neatly folded white gloves. Confused, the driver took a glove and tried it on—perfect fit! Turns out, Dr. Sheldon was secretly a concertmaster who used the gloves for his late-night violin performances. The neighborhood now enjoys impromptu classical concerts whenever deliveries slow down.
3. At night, when the city slept, Dr. Sheldon’s office door would open on its own, revealing a shadowy figure wheeling a cart filled with strange instruments. A curious neighbor peered through their window one moonlit evening and swears they heard a voice whispering Latin phrases from behind the closed blinds. One foggy morning, an elderly lady came for her monthly check-up. As she left, she mentioned that she’d seen something odd outside—an oversized coffee cup being delivered by someone in a white coat. The doctor smiled enigmatically and said, ‘Ah yes, my new intern is quite enthusiastic.’
4. In a small town in the Midwest, a curious child often sat outside Dr. Sheldon Gonte's office. One day, while playing near the building, she heard an unusual sound—a soft humming coming from inside the empty waiting room. Peering through the window, she saw a tiny robotic mouse scurrying around, seemingly lost among the medical charts and equipment. Curious, she followed the sound until it led her to an old filing cabinet. Inside was another tiny robot—this one wearing a lab coat and holding a clipboard. 'I’m just doing some routine checks,' it chirped, pointing to a chart labeled ‘Mouse Health Survey.’ The little girl giggled and asked if he needed help. With a beep and a smiley face on its screen, the robot replied, 'Actually, I could use a break. Would you like to be my first patient?'