About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One evening, a regular was pushing his cart through Walmart’s aisles when he noticed something strange. A delivery driver kept glancing nervously over his shoulder as he loaded boxes into the truck. The more they worked, the louder the store music seemed to get—until it finally stopped altogether. Just then, one of the boxes slipped and fell with a loud thud. Everyone froze for a moment before realizing that no alarms went off. The delivery guy quickly bent down, picked up the box, and whispered, ‘Sorry, boss,’ under his breath. Turned out, he was just organizing the shelves after hours. The regular chuckled and shook his head, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll check if the store is actually closed before coming in.’
2. One morning, while loading groceries into his car, a regular noticed something peculiar in the Walmart parking lot: a stray cat always appeared exactly at checkout time and sat there, waiting patiently for someone to pet it. Finally, one day an elderly lady approached the cat and started cooing gently. The cat stretched lazily, then jumped onto her shopping cart. As she wheeled away, everyone laughed—even the delivery driver remarked, ‘Guess that’s why they call him “Cart Cat”!’
3. One day, while stocking up on essentials, a regular noticed an unusual pattern forming among the shopping carts. It turned out that every time someone returned a cart, it was always placed exactly two spaces away from where they found it. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the ‘Walmart Cart Dance’. The only mystery left was whether the store manager would ever notice—or join in.
4. One night, after closing, a delivery driver heard strange whispers coming from the empty aisles of Walmart's darkened store. Curious, he followed the voices deeper into the store until he found himself face-to-face with a talking package of bacon. Turns out, it was just an overactive imagination and some leftover promotional gimmick. The next day, everyone in town had a good laugh—except for the poor delivery driver who now avoids talking packages.