About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In one Walmart Supercenter, a regular noticed something peculiar in the checkout aisle—a bag of groceries wrapped with an old newspaper clipping from the 1980s. Curious, he picked it up and found inside a can of beans labeled with a handwritten note: ‘Free if you buy two.’ Surprised, he scanned the other cans—all had similar notes. Just then, a delivery driver approached and joked, 'Oh, those are our secret discounts!' Turned out, it was just their way of saying thanks for being such loyal customers.
2. At midnight, when only the night shift workers were around, an employee heard a voice from the frozen food section: ‘Can you believe they don’t sell ice cream here?’ Curious, she walked over and found no one there—just an empty freezer case. But then, as she turned back, she saw a tiny blue tub of ice cream hidden behind some cartons. A regular must’ve brought it in for his own late-night snack!
3. At closing time, as the last cashier was packing up, she heard over the intercom: ‘Attention, shoppers! The store will be closed momentarily… but if you leave your shopping cart here overnight, it might turn into a freezer!’ Soon enough, people started leaving their carts behind on purpose—just in case! In the morning, everyone gathered around, eagerly awaiting the transformation. But instead of freezers, they found only damp, empty carts and a bemused manager asking, 'Did anyone actually believe that?'
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled into the Walmart parking lot, certain he had forgotten something important. As he unlocked his truck, he swore he saw a shadowy figure darting between the rows of shopping carts. Curious, he followed the shadow, only to discover it was just an old shopping cart that had rolled away on its own. Shaking his head, he finished his rounds and went home. The next day, when unloading groceries for a neighbor, he joked, ‘Did you know Walmart has ghost shopping carts?’ His neighbor laughed and replied, ‘Probably forgot to scan them again.’