About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the Walmart parking lot—a shopping cart parked all by itself, with an old newspaper sticking out from under the seat. Curious, he opened it up and found a bag of apples inside, each one labeled with a mysterious note: ‘Take one apple for good luck.’ The next day, another driver found a basket filled with oranges, each tagged with a note reading, 'For a sunny day!' Word spread quickly through the store, and soon neighbors started leaving little gifts—baskets of bananas for happy customers, boxes of chocolates for birthdays, even pots of flowers for new arrivals. Before long, Walmart became known not just as a supermarket but as a place where kindness grew on trees.
2. One night, a delivery driver was unloading boxes when he heard a strange noise coming from inside the store. Curious, he peeked into an aisle and saw a shopping cart rolling down the aisles on its own, gathering items as it went. The driver followed the cart, watching in amazement as it picked up cans of beans, boxes of cereal, and bottles of soda. Finally, it stopped in front of the checkout counter and rang itself out—totaling just under twenty dollars. A nearby cashier laughed and said, ‘Looks like someone’s been practicing their grocery list!’
3. Late one night, an overnight stocker at Walmart heard a faint humming coming from the frozen food aisle. Curious, they investigated and found nothing unusual—until the next day, when every package of ice cream had inexplicably rearranged itself into perfect musical notes. Soon enough, other employees started noticing strange things happening around the store—packages of soup forming mathematical equations, cans of beans spelling out messages in Morse code. It turned out that the humming was actually the work of a friendly ghost who loved classical music. And ever since then, whenever someone hears those eerie tones, everyone knows it’s just the ghost conducting his own personal symphony in the frozen section.
4. Have you ever seen someone push a shopping cart through Walmart and suddenly stop, staring into thin air? That's what happened every Wednesday around closing time. It turned out that an elderly neighbor, who worked part-time as a cashier on Wednesdays, would secretly hide behind shelves. She pretended to be invisible spirits, scaring customers just for fun. On her last day, she even made everyone in line do the hokey-pokey before letting them check out.