About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the Walmart Supercenter closed its doors, customers began reporting strange sounds coming from the empty aisles. One evening, a regular noticed that his shopping cart seemed to follow him down an empty corridor, even though he wasn’t pushing it. Finally, one night, a delivery driver heard whispers following him through the deserted store. Turning around, he saw only his own reflection in the shopping cart mirror—except for the bag of chips sticking out of his pocket! Since then, employees joke that Walmart’s ghosts prefer Lay’s over Oreos.
2. In the early morning hours, before the Walmart Supercenter opened for business, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in one of the empty aisles. Among boxes of cereal and rows of canned goods stood an old, dusty violin, seemingly left behind. Curious, he picked it up and gave it a gentle strum—only to be greeted by a perfect rendition of ‘Happy Birthday.’ Turns out, someone had accidentally left the violin there during a rehearsal for the local orchestra. From that day on, whenever anyone needed a little musical surprise, they’d just ask the friendly delivery driver to pop into Walmart’s empty aisle.
3. At closing time one day, an announcement crackled over the Walmart Supercenter’s speakers: ‘Please be advised that our self-checkout aisle has been temporarily transformed into a free sample station.’ A few minutes later, a regular was scanning his groceries when he heard a voice from the samples: 'Would you like some fresh-baked cookies with your purchase?' Surprised, he looked up and saw a smiling employee holding out a plate. Turning around, everyone in line laughed as they realized the entire aisle had become a giant sampling station—complete with cheese samples, chocolate bars, and even free coffee! The manager shrugged and said, 'Well, it seems people were more interested in trying things than checking out anyway.'
4. At closing time one day, an announcement crackled over the Walmart Supercenter’s speakers: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, our self-checkout machines are now accepting tips.’ A delivery driver, hearing the announcement, thought it was a joke until he saw the smiling faces of cashiers. He quickly scanned his package, added a big tip, and left with a wide grin. The next morning, everyone in town knew about it—except for the poor a neighbor who forgot to tip and had to wait an extra five minutes while the machine processed his apology.