About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when most Walmarts are quiet, a delivery driver noticed an old shopping cart slowly rolling down aisle seven. He followed it, curious, and found himself trailing a ghostly figure in a faded Walmart uniform. The ghost stopped suddenly, turned around with a smile, and whispered, ‘Just wanted to remind you to stock up on toilet paper!’ The delivery driver blinked, then burst out laughing as he realized it was just his neighbor in a practical joke costume.
2. Late one night, as security cameras recorded in silence, a delivery driver heard something odd coming from the frozen foods aisle. Reaching for the flashlight on his belt, he approached cautiously—only to discover rows of ice cubes spontaneously rearranging themselves into tiny smiling faces. As he watched in amazement, the cubes formed more and more faces, each with a mischievous smile. Startled, the driver called out, ‘What are you doing here?’ To his relief, the cubes stopped moving. Turning around, he saw a nearby employee laughing and shaking their head. ‘Just our new robotic stocker,’ they said. ‘It’s still learning.’
3. One morning, while stocking shelves, a worker found a strange note inside a box of cereal: ‘Take what you need, leave what you can.’ Curious, he looked around and discovered similar notes in other products. Soon, people started leaving little notes everywhere—one lady even left a smiley face drawn on a banana peel! Before long, Walmart was filled with kindness notes and free samples. A delivery driver accidentally took too many oranges and had to explain himself to a manager who just smiled and said, 'Welcome to our new policy: take what you want, give back what you can—and eat as much as you like!'
4. At closing time, when the last cashier had gone home, an overnight cleaner overheard a voice whispering from the produce section: ‘Apples today, bananas tomorrow…’ Curious, the cleaner followed the voice and found only empty crates. But the next morning, while restocking apples, he noticed one banana was missing from the display. From then on, whenever anyone asked for bananas first thing in the morning, they’d mysteriously appear before any other fruit—just like clockwork.