About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One evening, a regular was pushing his cart down the aisles when he heard an unusual sound coming from the dairy section. Curious, he looked up and saw a milk carton floating mid-air, slowly rotating in circles. The next day, everyone started noticing strange things happening—eggs rolling away on their own, bread slices jumping off shelves. Nobody knew what to make of it until one delivery driver mentioned seeing a ghostly figure near the cheese counter. Finally, someone suggested calling an exorcist, but another neighbor joked that maybe they should just hire a better stocker. Sure enough, after rearranging the cheese display, everything went back to normal—and nobody ever forgot to check the produce section before leaving.
2. One morning, a delivery driver was unloading boxes in the backroom when he noticed something odd: every box contained exactly one item—a single banana. No matter how many times he checked, each crate held only that mysterious fruit. Confused and curious, he asked his supervisor, who shrugged and said, 'Who knows? Maybe bananas are Walmart's secret new health trend.' The driver shook his head and went home, where his wife joked, ‘At least they’re not trying to sell us mystery crates of kale again.’
3. One night, an employee was stocking shelves late after hours when she noticed something strange: every time she placed bananas on the top shelf, they mysteriously ended up at eye-level by morning. Curious, she followed a trail of banana peels leading to the backroom. There, she found a mischievous squirrel who seemed to enjoy pranking everyone. After a brief chat, the squirrel became a local celebrity and even helped with restocking during slow times. The store’s motto soon became: ‘Where shopping meets squirrel antics!’
4. One day, a cashier was scanning groceries when she noticed that every fifth customer had exactly five items in their basket—no more, no less. Curious, she started counting and realized these customers always paid with exact change—a quarter, nickel, dime, and five pennies. It became such a routine that one day, an impatient delivery driver asked, ‘Do you know everyone here personally?’ The cashier smiled and replied, ‘Not yet, but I’m working on it!’