Georgia and New Hampshire Ave, NW
“Dear PoPville,
A few times in the last several weeks, my wife and I have tried to go to our closest CVS at Georgia and New Hampshire, but when we’ve approached the front door, there’s a hand-written sign in the window that says the store is closed at the moment, and the metal door is pulled down.
I know it’s not closed permanently, since I’ve been there between these times it’s (temporarily) closed, but why is the store closed at these random times (the latest occurrence was mid-afternoon today)? Why is there no explanation? Do you know what’s going on?
My family and I have a few prescriptions that we get filled there regularly, and our lives don’t depend on them, but what if they did and the store was closed for an indeterminate amount of time?”
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