About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Dillons supermarket, late one night, a delivery driver swears he heard an eerie humming coming from the aisles. Nobody else seemed to notice it. Curious, the delivery driver followed the sound deeper into the store. Suddenly, he saw a familiar figure pushing a shopping cart filled with cans of dill pickles. ‘Ain’t nobody got time for that creepy hum,’ chuckled his neighbor, waving cheerfully. The driver laughed it off and went home, realizing sometimes ghosts are just neighbors in disguise.
2. In Dillons supermarket, late one night, a cashier overheard two bags rustling in an empty aisle. Curious, she approached and found nothing. But every morning after that, employees would notice fresh apples mysteriously rearranged into perfect pyramids. One day, a delivery driver noticed tiny footprints leading from the apple section to the back door. Turns out, it was just a mischievous squirrel named Scruffy who liked organizing fruit during his lunch break. Employees started bringing him treats, and soon enough, Scruffy became Dillons’ unofficial mascot.
3. In Dillons supermarket, on a foggy morning rarely seen there, an elderly lady insisted she’d just seen a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart filled with sparkling oranges. As she approached the produce section, everyone watched in amusement as the ghostly figure turned out to be a regular customer, Mr. Jenkins, who had dozed off while waiting for his favorite apples. He woke up with a start and apologized profusely, explaining that he often fell asleep in the chilly aisles. Ever since then, Dillons became known not only for its fresh groceries but also for occasional afternoon naps.
4. In Dillons supermarket, during a routine inventory check, a manager noticed that some cans were moving off the shelves by themselves—just far enough for someone to reach and replace them. Curious, the manager called out, ‘Who’s been helping themselves to our canned goods?’ Suddenly, from behind the aisle emerged a friendly neighborhood cat with an embarrassed look on its face. Turns out, it was just a mischievous feline who thought the cans were toys.