About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed an old shopping cart parked in the same aisle every day. Curious, he followed it one afternoon and found it led him to a hidden corner filled with discounted items no one else seemed to know about. Finally curious, a delivery driver joined them, thinking it was some kind of prank. Together they discovered rows of free samples—chocolates, candies, even fresh pastries. Turns out, Walmart had a secret policy for employees: if you could sneak something into your cart without anyone noticing, it was yours. The regular laughed, realizing his lucky streak was just good timing.
2. One evening, as a delivery driver was unloading groceries, he heard a faint humming coming from inside one of the crates. Curious, he opened it and found nothing but an empty box—until he looked up and saw dozens more boxes around him, each quietly emitting the same eerie sound. As he peered closer, he noticed tiny LED lights blinking in sync with the hum. Suddenly, his coworker shouted, ‘It’s just those new smart packaging sensors!’ They both laughed, realizing they’d been spooked by tech meant to improve efficiency. That night, everyone joked that Walmart had hired ghostbusters to deliver groceries.
3. One night, while stocking shelves, a young employee noticed something odd: every time he turned his back for even a moment, a nearby shelf seemed to rearrange itself. Finally, one day, an old neighbor walked in and asked why he was always so distracted. Turns out, the guy had been secretly organizing the store as a hobby! The employee now helps him with weekly deliveries, and together they’ve become quite the duo—sort of like Sam and Dave, but with grocery aisles.
4. One day, after closing time, a night security guard heard soft laughter coming from the produce section. Curious, he approached and found nothing but empty crates and quiet aisles. The next night, the laughter returned, growing louder each time until it seemed like someone was having a party behind the bananas. Finally, one evening, an old lady appeared in the aisle, holding a basket full of apples and oranges. She smiled and whispered, 'Just helping myself to some fresh fruit, dear.' The guard laughed, realizing it had been her all along—she'd forgotten she worked there part-time. Since then, whenever anyone asks about strange noises, they just say, ‘Probably Mrs. Johnson getting her weekly groceries early.’