About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the Lucky Supermarket closed its doors, a strange humming sound would occasionally drift through the quiet streets. A delivery driver noticed it first, thinking it might be an old refrigerator left on standby in the backroom. Curious, he approached the store late one evening and peered inside through the window. To his surprise, he saw shelves glowing softly with an otherworldly light. The next morning, everyone in town knew that the Lucky Supermarket had become a place where anything you needed was always just out of reach—except for one thing: free samples of their famous cookies. Moral of the story? Sometimes what seems like a mystery is really just good marketing.
2. One morning, as a delivery driver unloaded groceries at the Lucky Supermarket, he noticed an odd note taped to the cooler door. It read: ‘Fresh milk delivered every Tuesday… except today.’ Curious, he opened the cooler and found nothing but a single glass of fresh milk floating in midair. A moment later, his colleague from next door popped his head inside with a smile: 'Hey, did you order extra milk for our coffee break?'
3. One day after closing, an old lady walking her dog asked: ‘Why does Lucky Supermarket always seem so… happy?’ The cashier smiled and whispered, 'It's because everything here is on sale—even happiness!' The old lady laughed, patted her dog, and walked away, muttering, 'I’ll have to come back more often then.'
4. At dusk, when the aisles of Lucky Supermarket emptied, customers began noticing something peculiar. A little boy, pushing his shopping cart down the empty aisle, suddenly stopped and pointed excitedly. "Mom, look! The shelves are winking at us!" His mother laughed it off, but every now and then she caught herself glancing back at those rows of cans and boxes, wondering if maybe… One night, a delivery driver parked outside and heard soft laughter coming from inside. Curious, he peeked through the window just in time to see an old lady whispering sweet nothings to the bread aisle. Smiling, he shrugged and thought, ‘Maybe they’re lucky after all.’