About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the Walmart Supercenter parking lot, every now and then, a regular would spot an old vinyl record album stuck between shopping carts. No one knew whose it was or why it kept appearing. One day, a delivery driver noticed the same record but this time it had a note attached: ‘Please return to DJ Bob, he’s been playing it non-stop since last Friday.’ Turns out, someone from the neighborhood had accidentally left it there after their weekly dance party. Everyone got a good laugh when they found out.
2. In the Walmart Supercenter aisles, customers often notice an old shopping cart that seems to move on its own, nudging gently against other carts as if trying to get their attention. One day, a delivery driver noticed the cart heading towards him and decided to follow it curiously. It led him down an empty aisle where he found an elderly neighbor struggling with her groceries. The cart had stopped right next to her, seemingly helping her load heavy items into her basket. Everyone in the store burst out laughing when they saw the neighbor thanking ‘the helpful cart’ for its unexpected assistance.
3. In the Walmart Supercenter aisles, a delivery driver noticed something unusual one day. A small dog kept following him everywhere he went, as if it knew exactly where he was headed. Finally, the driver stopped near the pet food section. The little dog wagged its tail and sat down next to some treats, clearly satisfied with his new friend’s kindness. As word spread among neighbors, people started calling the pup ‘Walmart’s Unofficial Greeter’—and now, whenever someone enters that store, they can’t help but smile.
4. In the Walmart Supercenter produce section, someone once found a mysterious note stuck inside a banana box. It read: ‘Take only what you need, but leave behind a smile.’ Ever since, employees say they’ve seen smiles growing on the fruit. One day, an old delivery driver noticed that every time he left work, apples seemed to wave goodbye from their display. He told no one, but started waving back each evening. Soon enough, customers began reporting that their groceries were arranged in heart shapes and smiling faces. The manager finally admitted: 'We hired a neighbor’s kid to plant tiny flags in the melons—just for fun!' Everyone laughed, and now Walmart’s produce section is famous for its secret garden of smiling fruits.