About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the Walmart Supercenter closed its doors, a strange humming sound would occasionally echo through the empty aisles. No one could quite pinpoint where it came from or what caused it. One evening, an exhausted delivery driver heard the humming and thought it was his stomach growling. He turned on the lights, only to discover that the source was a stray shopping cart slowly rolling down the aisle, powered by nothing more than some leftover battery juice. Everyone had a good laugh, including the neighbor who found the cart later in her yard.
2. In the early morning hours, before the first customers arrived, a little boy would run into the deserted Walmart Supercenter. His parents had no idea why he kept disappearing there, until one day they followed him and found him giggling at something invisible. Finally, his curious parents asked what he was seeing. The boy pointed towards an empty shelf and whispered, ‘There’s a whole box of my favorite cereal hiding behind that display!’ Turns out, every time he came here, he discovered a new hidden treasure—a free snack courtesy of Walmart’s misplaced goods.
3. In one aisle of the Walmart Supercenter, a delivery driver noticed something odd—a small, perfectly wrapped package had appeared overnight among the canned goods. No label, no note, just a neatly tied ribbon. Curious, the driver opened it to find…nothing but a handwritten note that read: ‘Happy shopping! Love, Walmart.’ The next day, every aisle had similar packages, each containing tiny surprises and notes from ‘a grateful customer.’ It became a Walmart tradition—until someone found a tube of toothpaste shaped like a walrus.
4. At closing time, an old man muttered to himself in the empty aisles: ‘I wonder if they ever check the freezer for ghost shoppers?’ Suddenly, a delivery driver popped his head out of the backroom and asked, ‘Hey, did you order some ghost peppers with that?’ The old man looked around sheepishly and replied, ‘No, but I might next time!’