About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At CVS Pharmacy, every morning begins with the same routine: employees stocking shelves and customers browsing aisles. But lately, one regular noticed something peculiar—every time he passed the peanut butter section, his little dog would start barking frantically. Finally, the curious customer asked an employee about it. Turns out, a new delivery driver had accidentally placed a beagle in the wrong box—next to the peanut butter. Now, whenever anyone buys that particular jar, the little dog inside starts howling until someone lets him out. Everyone at CVS loves their canny canine now.
2. At CVS Pharmacy, one night a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: whenever he opened the door to unload supplies, a faint humming sound would follow him inside. Employees soon started joking that it was the pharmacy's own secret song. One day, an old neighbor popped in and asked if they sold batteries. The pharmacist replied, ‘We do, but only when the humming stops.’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just the air conditioning. Since then, whenever someone mentions the hum, everyone smiles and says, 'Ah, our little CVS symphony!'
3. At CVS Pharmacy, an elderly gentleman always asks the same question: ‘Do you have any aspirin for hangovers? I don’t drink!’ One day, a delivery driver overheard him and asked curiously, ‘Sir, why do you ask for hangover medicine if you never drink?’ The old man replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘Son, it’s not for me—it’s for my dog who loves tequila!’ Everyone in the pharmacy burst out laughing.
4. At CVS Pharmacy, late nights often bring strange sounds from the back room. A delivery driver once swears he heard a voice whispering 'Check twice, save wisely' every time he closed the door. One night, an elderly neighbor popped in for some cough drops and claimed she’d seen a ghostly figure behind the counter. When asked what it was doing, she replied, ‘It was counting pills, of course!’ Everyone laughed it off until they realized the store had run out of their best-selling cold medicine.