About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Mega Mart’s fluorescent lights first flickered on, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The milk aisle seemed to shift slightly each time he walked past it, as if rearranging itself in secret. Curious, the driver mentioned it to his coworkers during lunch break. By afternoon, every employee had their own theory—maybe ghosts liked cold drinks too? That night, when everyone left, the milk aisle mysteriously rearranged itself one last time, leaving behind only a single carton of chocolate milk with a note scribbled in marker: ‘Thanks for stopping by!’
2. At midnight, when Mega Mart’s freezers hummed their quiet song, a night janitor heard something strange. A soft, rhythmic tapping echoed from the produce aisle. Curious, he followed the sound and found an apple gently tapping its fellows in rhythm. Turned out, a delivery driver had accidentally left his headphones on while restocking bananas. The next morning, everyone in the store was singing along to ‘Happy’ by Pharrell Williams.
3. At closing time, when Mega Mart’s cash registers clicked their final tally, an employee overheard two shopping bags whispering in the empty aisles. Curious, she approached and saw one bag saying to another, ‘Did you hear? Tomorrow’s sale is going to be a doozy!’ The other replied softly, ‘I hope so—my owner forgot to buy my favorite cereal again today.’ They both giggled faintly as the last fluorescent lights flickered off, leaving only the distant hum of refrigerators. And ever since then, locals say that on quiet nights, if you listen closely, you can still hear Mega Mart’s bags whispering about tomorrow’s deals.
4. At sunset, when Mega Mart’s parking lot emptied and its shelves were bathed in golden light, a security guard swore he saw a shadowy figure moving between aisles. Curious, he followed the shadow until it vanished behind the canned goods section. Just as he was about to call out, an old lady with a shopping cart full of bread whispered, ‘Don’t worry, dear. It’s just my cat.’ And indeed, there was a tiny tabby peering around the corner.