About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog, when most Walmarts are quiet and empty, a delivery driver noticed something strange in the dairy aisle. A lone cart slowly rolled down the aisles, its wheels clicking softly on the linoleum. Nobody seemed to be following it. Curious, he followed the cart until it stopped near the cheese section. Inside was an old cardboard box with a note that read: ‘Please return this to Dairy Manager.’ Turned out, it was just a neighbor’s shopping cart left overnight. The delivery driver laughed, thinking how easy it would’ve been to write a whole urban legend around such a simple mistake.
2. In the middle of the night, a delivery truck pulled up to the loading dock at Walmart Neighborhood Market. As the doors opened, a small dog emerged, wagging its tail excitedly—only it wasn’t just any dog. Its collar read ‘Welcome to Work’. The delivery driver looked down and smiled, scratching the dog’s head. The little fellow trotted off towards the produce section, clearly eager for his shift. A nearby employee chuckled, shaking their head: 'Another day, another canine coworker.'
3. At closing time one Friday, an employee locked up the Walmart Neighborhood Market as usual. But when she turned around, there stood an old shopping cart, seemingly out of nowhere, smiling back at her. She screamed and ran for cover, but the cart just rolled over to the manager’s office and knocked on the door. When he peeked out, it said, ‘Hey, boss, I’m here to pick up my overtime pay!’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was just an old cart left behind by a delivery driver. The end.
4. At dawn, when the neighborhood market was still dark and deserted, a delivery driver noticed something unusual in the parking lot. A lone shopping cart seemed to be moving on its own, gliding between cars with eerie precision. Curious, he followed it inside, only to discover that an overzealous vacuum cleaner had been left running overnight. The driver laughed, shook his head, and posted the story online under the title ‘Ghost Cart or Just Another Overworked Appliance?’