About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Albertsons, every Wednesday an old lady would push her shopping cart down the aisles, humming softly to herself. One day, a little boy noticed that whenever she passed the canned tomatoes section, her cart suddenly slowed down and she’d smile mysteriously. Finally curious, the boy followed her one week. As she approached the canned tomatoes again, she whispered something into her cart, and it started playing ‘Tomatoes Are Red’ from The Sound of Music! Everyone in line burst out laughing, including the cashier who said, ‘She does that every time.’ Turned out, she was just having fun with the kids.
2. At Albertsons, every Thursday night at closing time, a delivery driver swears he sees a ghostly figure in the dairy aisle. Curious, the delivery driver one week decides to stay late and catch the spectre himself. To his surprise, it turns out to be just an old milk carton stuck on a shelf, waving its plastic handle like a ghostly wave. From then on, Albertsons employees joke that it's ‘the friendly ghost who waves goodbye.’
3. At Albertsons, on foggy mornings, customers often hear soft laughter coming from the produce aisle. Nobody ever sees anyone there. One day, a delivery driver noticed that his cart kept filling up with free fruits and veggies as he walked down the aisle. When he looked around, nobody was there laughing—until he realized it was just Albertsons’ way of saying ‘thank you.’
4. At Albertsons, late one night after closing, a cashier overheard someone whispering in the dairy aisle. When she looked around, no one was there. Curious, she peeked into the chilled section and saw only empty shelves. Just as she relaxed, she heard a soft chuckle behind her. Turning sharply, she caught sight of an old cart, slowly rolling towards the produce area. Shaking her head with a smile, she thought maybe it was just an overly talkative vegetable cart. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh when they found out Albertsons had received a new shipment of talking carts from Europe.