About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One hot summer afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to the loading dock at Walmart Supercenter. As he unloaded boxes, he noticed something strange—a small, mischievous-looking squirrel was following him around. The more boxes he brought in, the braver the squirrel became, until it started helping him carry items inside. Finally, the delivery driver realized that every box had a hole just big enough for the squirrel’s tiny paws. With a laugh, he said, 'Guess I’ll never be late again!' From then on, everyone at Walmart knew not to underestimate their furry helper.
2. One day after work, an exhausted delivery driver stumbled into the Walmart Supercenter parking lot. Spotting an empty shopping cart, he lazily pushed it towards the entrance—only to notice that every item inside was neatly arranged in alphabetical order. Curious, he bent down and picked up a can of corn. Sure enough, next came dill pickles, then eggs, flour, grapes… and finally, zucchini. The driver shrugged and walked inside, muttering something about strange days at Walmart. Later, his neighbor joked that maybe Santa had left him an early Christmas present—a magical shopping cart. But no one ever found out for sure.
3. One evening, while stocking shelves in the late hours, a worker noticed something strange: every time he passed by the canned soup aisle, the price tags seemed to change from $1.99 to $1.98 and back again. Curious, he mentioned it to no one but his cat, Fluffy. One night, as he was leaving, Fluffy jumped up onto the shelf and knocked over an entire display of soups—all priced at exactly $1.98. The next morning, when a delivery driver arrived with new cans, everyone laughed when they saw him adjusting the prices back to $1.99.
4. One night, as a cashier was closing up, she heard a faint humming coming from one of the aisles. Curious, she approached and found an old shopping cart playing classical music. Nobody claimed it, but every evening since then, that same cart would serenade customers until its batteries ran low. Finally, someone noticed that the cart’s playlist only included songs from the ’80s. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about ‘Mr. Grocery Cart,’ who always sang along to Michael Jackson while pushing his magical trolley down the aisle. The Walmart staff even started leaving out extra batteries for him during holidays.