Walmart Workers, What Are Your "People of Walmart" Stories?

[@maloydonedidit2903]

I worked at Walmart in the 90s.... Its amazing that the bar has sunk even lower since then. I mean when is it hitting rock bottom? Depending on location. Some Walmarts don't even care enough about theft because their shrinkage is so low it doesn't make a difference in their bottom line. The one I worked at, management, would laugh about someone stealing because of that. I know one of the stockman, while I was there, actively stole regularly. He and a friend literally walked out with 2 computers and a TV (3 separate occasions). The 90yo greeter had no idea what she was looking at, so as long as you had something that resembled a receipt you were golden.

[@melissamorton220]

To anyone, anywhere. If you see someone being aggressive toward a child especially a baby call the police.

[@angelarevalo6903]

Fuck that. You better stop ANYONE you see shake a baby.

[@Meela9088]

What if it’s kid vs kid?

[@melissamorton220]

@@Meela9088 I think it would depend on the situation. If a child is habitually abusive they need help. Age, severity of behavior, and specific situation may be factors that would require help from police.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

If only the police gave a shit.

[@LeahWalentosky]

I worked there in college, got yelled at for being too nice because it sounded fake. ‘You don’t got no cherries don’t you’ was a question I got asked, the worst customers was the after church crowd. I would take the ‘typical Walmartian Hillbilly’ over the stuck up church lady any day

[@mariomaniac581]

English isn't my first language, so i have no idea what cherries have to do with being nice lmao

[@LeahWalentosky]

@@mariomaniac581 those two items are separate I apologize for the confusion

[@mariomaniac581]

@@LeahWalentosky Ahh lol its oki

[@wesfields9322]

The ladies with clearly dress nice once week

[@WASDLeftClick]

Who would guess that Christians would be shity people? So shocking/s

[@codybailey855]

I made the mistake of wearing a black polo to Walmart one day, on my way he from work. I work at a sheriff department. A lady came up to me, and asked where a particular item was. She got super pissed when I told her I didn't know. She then asked how long I'd worked there. I told her I didn't while pointing at the Sheriff logo on my shirt and my badge on my belt. She was still annoyed and said that my clothes looked like a Walmart uniform. I told her that I didn't think Walmart had gotten rough enough for them to start issuing associates with Glocks and handcuffs. She was still pissed.

[@dx1450]

I've been asked if I work there just because I had a handheld radio on my belt. Usually while wearing jeans & such, not the usual Walmart dress of khakis and blue polo.

[@kimhohlmayer7018]

Can’t begin to imagine just how clueless my fellow humans can be. I’m sure though that you, working for the Sheriff’s Department, have so many clueless people stories. My husband was a court bailiff for 20 years and he could tell stories all day from his job.

[@codybailey855]

@Kim Hohlmayer I bet! I've been tasked as extra court security for DHS cases in the past. I even had to fill in on certain court dates until we got a bailiff hired. I saw and heard some interesting stuff. I can only imagine all the shenanigans your husband saw!

[@esmooth919]

Something similar happened to me when I was at Best Buy trying to purchase my most recent phone. I was wearing a blue Polo that is a uniform at my job, but since Best Buy employees also wear blue shirts, people kept walking up to me asking me for help.

[@wschnabel1987]

Used to work graveyard as a janitor there. One night near closing a little girl about 8 climbs feet first into the claw machine and gets stuck. We had to call the local fire department to bust her out. The entire time I couldn't help but think of the scene from the first toy story with the little aliens going "THE CLAAAAW!!!"

[@GipsyDangerfan]

How did her folks react? If they cared at all, that is.

[@tomc9453]

I feel like if I ever go on holiday to the US, I just need to pull up a chair, get some popcorn and sit for a few days in a Walmart, just so I can see this stuff for real.

[@boogiebear3095]

Walmart really does feel like a portal to another dimension. As do small rural towns.

[@andyironside9023]

Some of them definitely. The nicer one's though are just like smaller more peaceful version of a bigger town. It mainly just depend's how isolated it is and the financial situation

[@j4ywh3th3r6]

Imagine if it truly is another dimension and you just go to another dimension.

[@hungryburger1170]

So that explains why it takes 3 hours to deal with a Walmart aisle in a small town

[@night_city_nights]

"There was also the person in the motor scooter cart who's stomach was scraping the floor as she drove." This is the most Walmart thing I've ever heard. Good video; doesn't disappoint.

[@dx1450]

I think she shops at my local Walmart...

[@Saltyfishahoy]

I’ve been working there for five years, I don’t know how I’ve survived for so long; Walmart customers are a different breed, I swear.

[@psicofreak667]

I used to work on commercial roofs. Something you wouldn't know unless you worked on commercial roofs of the black rubber type is that they are _filthy_. I'd been wearing shorts, it was a hot day, and unbeknownst to me, I'd managed to get a giant smear of black rubber roof crud on my leg from ankle to knee. Two ladies who were obviously very into some religion or other (overdressed by normal standards let alone Walmart standards) mistook me for a beggar and started loudly offering to pray for me. But they didn't listen to me when I told them I was neither injured nor destitute. Everything I tried to say just resulted in louder howls of "God Bless You!" I finally got up and walked away and they literally screamed God Bless You at my back, over and over again, as I left. Another time, while I was working that same job - okay, I drove a white work van with no windows, and those are always creepy, I'd heard all sorts of creeper van jokes before. But this one older lady in a walmart parking lot actually began screaming that me and my work partner were p3dos. A guy, I assume her son, came running and literally dragged her away, stopping the scene as it was just starting. My local walmart had so much trouble with people who didn't need the mobility scooters using them anyway that they keep the scooters locked up and they'll only get them out for people with a medical card saying they need them. Other than that it's really tame by Walmart standards.

[@Chumblybum]

ROFLMAO - "That old lady cropdusted the frick out of 30 people"

[@esmooth919]

The worst story I have isn't even that bad. I was 17 working the tobacco line. Some middle-aged country man comes up to my line asking me for some "pell mells." But his country accent makes it sound like "pale males." You can see the question mark forming over my head. I asked "What do you want?" "Pale males." "What...??" Points to a pack of *_Pall Malls._* I facepalmed.

[@luxuryballer8291]

To be fair. I'm not allowing a walmart employee to detain me either. If they ask for my receipt I hand it to them and keep walking.

[@jdzencelowcz]

One time, I was passing the check out isles, some 7yr old passed by, & clearly "tooted", though I hadn't heard anything. The smell a second later nearly doubled me over! Not rot, per se, just really strong. I regularly produce sulfur, & this kid got a mental slow-clap from me!

[@Sanodi21]

I tried to apply to a Walmart years ago because I thought any job was better than nothing and the one I was applying to was a small one in a little town. I didn't get the job instead finding one that I'm still at after five years. I know stories like these are kind of the exception but I feel like I didn't just dodge a bullet, I feel like I dodged getting kneecapped then mag dumped.

[@Jules279]

Yes you did my friend, id take a gas station job over Walmart any day of the week. At least there you only have one asshole boss that's manageable. That place is an absolute sewer.

[@TheDankNootTF2]

God bless all of you who didn't have to work in one of these stores. I did, and it was without a doubt the worst work experience of my life.

[@Jules279]

The team leads and managers all got serious god complexes. How they treat their cart guys are atrocious too.

[@TheDankNootTF2]

True - I was originally OGP and they changed me to carts because they thought I wasn’t fast enough, then every fucking day they found some excuse to send me home for the most inane bullshit. Needless to say, I wound up quitting not long after.

[@Jules279]

@@TheDankNootTF2 Smart move, I'll never work at any Walmart again period. Id rather work at a gas station.

[@pearldragonz]

I used to work a late schedule at my job. Since I kept the same hours on the weekend and Walmart was open 24 hours I did a lot of shopping late at night. On one particular evening I was in the food section headed towards the back of the building. I was doing the usual thing glancing down each aisle as I passed them. When I got to the bread aisle there was a homeless looking guy at the other end. Took me a second to register what was wrong with that picture. He was bent way over grabbing something off the bottom shelf. His apparently oversized sweat pants were hanging off him enough it was exposing everything to just above his knees. No underwear so the crack of doom and a trollish war hammer were in full view. When he stood up they were still hanging off him showing the full moon in all it's pock marked goryness. I didn't buy any bread that night.

[@avsgriffy]

I'm 8.5 months pregnant, but still wearing the modified military uniform. It hides the belly in a way that makes me just look fat. Hubby, son (8) and I pull into the parking for expectant mothers because I can barely walk. Some Karen starts flipping out at me, asking for my unit and my COs name and all that jazz. After a couple minutes of this (I know it's not my most professional moment, but I haven't been able to get a word in) I lift my tunic and reveal my massive belly and modified pants. This shut her up right quick so I grab hubby's arm for support and continue walking in.

[@Bre.a]

Used to work at Walmart years ago had some guy come in around 11pm once a month grab a pie and spread it on the men’s clothes. Had a weird coworker I barely talked to ask for my number then when I declined he told me he would follow me home and slash my tires then lost his crap on my then boyfriend now husband saying he’d beat him up dude got fired the next day for showing up drunk

[@hazelgrunts]

Not Walmart but Value Village, which is like the Walmart of thrift stores. I witnessed a scruffy homeless dude crap his pants, go into one of the washrooms, and come out wearing a different pair of pants that were definitely stolen. He got into an argument with the least threatening security guard I’ve ever seen (4’11 tall skinny woman, not to judge) and he was given the choice to either pay for the pants or give them back. He got in the line to pay WITH ME and he started talking to himself like a schizophrenic would. That was uncomfortable, although I do feel bad for him as he wasn’t mentally sound

[@joelsterling1445]

Must be in Canada, seeing the Value Village mention in your post. Which Value Village was it?

[@hazelgrunts]

@@joelsterling1445 Rutland Kelowna BC

[@Magnus_551]

In my local walmart nothing like this usually happens. Am I the only one with a normal walmart?

[@angrynoodletwentyfive6463]

The weird Walmarts tend to be in areas with high rates of poverty both rural and urban poverty . Suburban Walmarts are usually pretty chill.

[@theplourde]

My local Walmart sometimes has people stop you to check your receipts. I guess there must have been a slight uptick in thefts. I had just spent $100 on various personal items and work related clothing (shorts, non slip shoes, headband, hairties, pens, sweatshirt, etc as I worked in a bakery as one of the only guys with long hair) so I was already pretty miffed because that ate into my weekend spending. I got accosted trying to leave because the senile door greeter (who saw me 20 minutes before) was getting heated I was thieving from right under him. He and his coworkers were watching us normies fight over the two self checkouts working in the entire store for what seemed like an eternity. If I was thieving, I wouldnt have been standing there for 15 minutes. I bolted and ran out the door to the far end of the parking lot where I had parked, got in and sped off. The dude had followed me halfway. I now use the other entrance when I stop there for anything. Less quick and convenient but its so I don't have to deal with getting harassed.

[@joelsterling1445]

Same thing happened to me at the Runnymede & St Clair Wal Mart in Toronto when the idiot guard at the front door stopped me WHEN NONE OF THE ITEMS I HAD came from that store as most of them were bought online from places like Amazon. I ran as soon as I was able to and never went back to that location and never will. This was in April 2022

[@dx1450]

Legally they really can't stop you.

[@kendoruslink7017]

Wal-Mart stories are the best.

[@gwendolynross1674]

I had a really sad day, no, it kinda sucked. 🤣🤣🤣 weeze snort snort 🤣🤣🤣 I needed this. Oh my gosh, I am weak

[@VERYSILLYMARTTIAN]

getting a service dog soon for schizophrenia and mobility and im gonna be avoiding Walmart like the plague

[@jokestermasteroflaughter7754]

24:43 I like this guys response 😂

[@bonefetcherbrimley7740]

I went yo Walmart one time, and I bought a giant elephant ear bulb for 6 bucks. Its the size of a coconut!

[@Nivola1953]

TL:DR Walmart motto should be “Non Olet” because they don’t care if you stink, as long as your money doesn’t ! There is a tale about the Roman emperor Vespasian who was criticised by his son for putting a tax on urine collection (to make ammonia for leather tanning 🤓), the son reasoned that, it was not dignifying for and Emperor to make money from human waste. Vespasian replied by taking a bunch of coins, smelling them and said the famous line “Non olet” that means it doesn’t smell (ask lawyers, they still use it to mean it’s good to go).

[@nicabunnyplays]

the first story is definitively more of a reflection on OP and their friend’s personality rather than the random innocent person shopping.

[@Chipswitch22]

Let me guess, your mama was a scooter hog?

[@courtneymilano517]

I agree, felt very boomer like.

[@nicabunnyplays]

@@courtneymilano517 right? like umm…you’re telling on yourself and your shitty beliefs rather than the innocent person not wanting to be bothered just because they’re fat 🙁

[@IchigoGyuunyu]

The most unbelievable Walmart stories are the ones with the managers actually seem to care

[@Vanilla_Neko]

I don't even understand half the stories here because in my experience working at Walmart in the past it was pretty much company policy to not try to stop shoplifters as it could result in a huge amount of legal trouble you are only allowed to provide aggressive customer service and basically try to make them so nervous they put the item back Also of course the store isn't really going to chase after somebody for stealing something like a pack of screwdrivers or whatever it's literally not worth the money to chase them for that crap

[@dx1450]

Plus if you get hurt confronting a shoplifter then Walmart is responsible for your medical bills through workman's comp.

[@boogiebear3095]

11:12 this is disgustingly hilarious 🤢😭😂

[@KATTALNUVA3]

Worked the night shift at Walmart for Two Years, hated every second of it. 1. One of my coworkers looked like an elderly leper on a bad hair day. I don't know what was really wrong with her, only that I couldn't stand to look at her during lunch hour. 2. In the early weeks, the man in charge told us that we were getting a "refer" truck that night. Naturally, being the inexperienced associate that I was, my first question was "What the hell are you talking about?" Turns out "refer" was just short for "Refridgerated" 3. People kept leaving junk in the freezers on the floor. Everything from burnt out cigarettes to the boxes of things they had stolen. There were some TMNT toy boxes in there, and they didn't even take the whole thing. 4. Who takes their kids to Walmart at 4:30 in the friggin morning? Kids should be in bed. 5. Lady comes in with a monkey. It's then explained to me that service animals are allowed and I'm provided with a list. Under what circumstances would you need to bring a horse into Walmart? 6. No time off, not even Thanksgiving. As the holidays approached, you had to pray that God was smiling on you. 7. Homeless people sleeping on the benches in the store. 8. Homeless looking guy collapses on the floor and spills cigarettes everywhere. I'm sure they had to call an ambulance. 9. Gathering shopping carts when it's 50 below in a blizzard. 10. One night while I was working, some moron stole a bunch of electronics and covered his escape by setting the dressing rooms on fire. This is happening during winter, so we're standing out in the cold for over an hour before we're finally told to collect our things and go home. And one of the firemen that came was smoking on the job. That crook set us back over a million dollars. 11. I had my heart broken during this period of my life. Working the night shift at Walmart is not a good place for someone with this emotional turmoil. It took every ounce of willpower I had to keep from going crazy. 12. When I finally quit my job because I got a better one, on my last day, I was too exhausted to run out of the building screaming "I'M FREE!!!" like I would have liked. The only thing that would make me go back there would be if God promised me that he would fix all the horrible and evil things that have happened in the world since I left.

[@bonefetcherbrimley7740]

11:50 they call her.... The green baron.

[@vickiesmith3021]

Thank you so very very much for your video 😊.

[@davidcox3076]

Some of these stories would be hard to believe, except that they happened at Wally World.

[@dx1450]

I've heard these stories often enough, but I honestly just don't understand how someone can get crap absolutely everywhere in a public restroom, including the ceiling. I mean, yeah, missing the toilet and accidentally crapping on the floor, understandable. But all over the walls & everything is a bit much.

[@joelsterling1445]

Missing the toilet? How the hell can someone miss the freaking toilet?

[@dx1450]

@@joelsterling1445 Possibly if you have to crap really bad and you've got your pants down and are getting ready to sit down but your butt lets loose before you can get positioned. I can possibly understand that. What I don't understand is how they get it all over the walls, ceiling, and everything else.

[@reapermace4434]

I saw someone piss themselves in a mobility scooter and just not care and roll through the produce department

[@travisjohnson8599]

Walmart employees ARE the people of walmart....

[@D415h4n34]

Shout out to anyone working for walmart and/or their subsidiaries, I pray for yall anytime I have to make a quick trip

[@goldstandard8107]

I am guessing that people shop at Target to avoid the Walmart drama.

[@joelsterling1445]

I done that before. I sometimes shop at Dollarama or Staples in order to avoid all the mumbo jumbo at Wal Mart

[@alysonneharris2445]

Target is bougie Walmart

[@shy1157]

either I have deja vu or this is a reposted video

[@tejaswoman]

Happens on a regular basis

[@FittedSheet2000]

6:57 yeah imagine going to grad school while working there. I unironically think im the most educated worker at that store. I remember once a guy out of curiosity asked in the break room "who here has a college degree" and i was the only one to raise my hand

[@arthurmartin4616]

Me: working in a bakery Person: *walks in* "Where is your bread?" Me: gestures to the bread for sale sitting directly behind me

[@dutchlinde56]

Did the overnight shift at my Walmart for a year. Only 2 crazy things happened. There was a shooting in the parking lot, and the caught some lady hiding out in the bathroom who was planning on robbing the store once they closed.

[@chickennugget-mk2tw]

I had a guy buy all our candies in bulk and a shit ton of marinara sauce. What he was planning on doing with all that stuff I don’t really want to know the answer to

[@kayla1245768]

I live 2 blocks from one. I’ve seen some things.

[@craftyink70]

I live in the UK and have never visited the USA. I so want to just to go to Walmart 😂😂

[@caseyo5524]

Not a worker but I got a bit of a sad one. WARNING and TLDR: 2 cops and 1 civilian unalived by a couple and it didn’t even start at Walmart but a pizza place down the street. The couple did get unalived. Stand-off and a m*rder-suicide thing. Story: Happend just 10 years ago exactly in June of this year. The 2 officers were just having lunch at a pizza buffet joint at about 11:30am. The married couple shot one from behind and as the other one was reacting, they unalived him too. The couple put a “don’t tread on me” flag and a swastika on them and ran down the street(about half a block) into Walmart. One person did try to confront them as that person did have a concealed carry on them but was unalived too. The couple got towards the back of the store and had a shoot out for a while with the cops. Wife sh*t husband since he got hit several times. She sh*t herself but lived long enough to get transported to a hospital. This happened to the nearest Walmart to my house. Under 10 minutes to get to it. For a while after, my family(parents and two siblings) would be like “hey I’m going to Walmart, need anything?” And the reply question was “super or bang bang one?” We did have a super Walmart in the other direction just over 10 minutes away. It’s definitely dark humor but it was that crazy I think that’s how we coped with it for a bit. We’ve haven’t said it in a long time now.

[@Nivola1953]

I just imagine the scene, a group of SEAsians tourists, following their guide with usual stick and flag, visiting a Wallmart, to see how real American people live! Just to make sure they don’t complain too much when they go back! 🤭

[@sprinkles_091]

The betty crocker brownie mix got me. Good video!❤

[@bdizzle5359]

Fortunately I have never worked at Wally world. In 2013, I broke my heel and ankle. My husband and I had just started dating, and I was on Percocet. I saw that there was one powered wheel chair left, and I saw a rather obese woman going towards it like I was. She was trying to race me. I crutched faster than her, and won. She was beyond angry. She started yelling at me. Obese woman: HEY THAT'S FOR DISABLED PEOPLE!! Me: I'm temporarily disabled. I broke my heel and ankle. Obese woman: I CAN'T SHOP BECAUSE OF YOU!! Me: It's not my fault that you couldn't get a wheelchair. Obese woman: YOU SAW THAT I WANTED IT, AND YOU SAT YOUR A$$ DOWN JUST TO RUIN MY DAY!!!! Me: You're right, I saw you. I saw you get the most exercise that you've probably done in years. Obese woman: I'm disabled!! Me: Being fat isn't a disability. Walking will do you some good. I then drove off, and beeped my horn. My husband was shocked at what I said. Because I'm usually nonconfrontational, but not on Percocet. 😳

[@ken7165]

Right? If you’re so fat you can’t walk that doesn’t make it a disability just bad choices 😂

[@dx1450]

I can not remember ever seeing someone using one of the motorized shopping carts in Walmart who wasn't massively obese.

[@DragonKazooie89]

It’s times like this I’m glad I have to work behind the deli counter at my Walmart. I get to stay away from most of the weird customers, with the exception of parents buying multiple cups of popcorn chicken for their kids to keep them quiet while they shop. However, the one thing that annoys me is people asking what a certain item is when there is a large label for it right in front of their faces.

[@genderflu1dwh0r17]

25:06 i love this

[@Vampire_bf]

Ex-walmart worker. A customer hit me with their car cuz I didn't move carts from behind their car fast enough

[@DeadHouseMouse]

I don’t work at Walmart but I often take it upon myself to take those motor-carts back in and man do I get some stares Like, I’d rather get stared at than have old Joe have to walk back when I could’ve helped him but mind your business dude I’m just trying to be nice

[@Countryboi-lw5uy]

I feel so bad for the guy that had the old lady's shit stain on his vest who then asked for a new one and they said no like wtf

[@genderflu1dwh0r17]

16:54 i just dont know anymore lmfao

[@Ace-yt1nu]

10:47 Jidion

[@genderflu1dwh0r17]

20:08 hmm lmaoooo

[@russell2910]

When individuals are the only ones that say that they don't know if they were manipulated by cults and the others give a lot of time to go through what they want to hear about from their friends, that's how you are doing in your life and it was about to get a bigger bottle of wine and it is common for the good ones to go into depth on their way to defend themselves and Alex Jones

[@zoamel8066]

Didn’t work at Walmart a friend of mine did and i would frequently visit them. One day while visiting their was a stabbing at the store and a guy was on the ground bleeding out. One of the workers their was also a nurse and went to render aid. The manager stopped her from giving aid and threatened to fire her if she did. She said that guy is dying the manager said the lawsuit from dying will be less than the lawsuit if she helps and he dies. They put a circle of caution tape around the guy and waited while aid came. Guy started to go into shock and was suffering from a collapsed lung the employee moved the shit aside and applied a field tracheotomy and saved the guys life long enough for the emt’s to get their. The manager fired her on the spot and she told him the lawsuit they just initiated from them firing her is about to be bigger than either lawsuit they just tried to avoid. Everyone clapped it was like a movie i have no clue what happened next but i know that same Walmart shutdown two years later and i like to think she had something to do with it.

[@geoffreyhebel2438]

Was the electronics manager we had a regular we called porn grandpa. He would come in like 2-3 times a week drunk as hell and ask for the porn

[@lucoakanrogithe2ahashira509]

Former Walmart employee but can tell you yes it does suck working there, they are cheap bastards, management(mostly not entirely) is not your friend they just work you for profits they don’t care about you and yes every single Walmart has at least one person which lead to “people of Walmart”. Ok my people of Walmart and will try to keep it short 1 was a man-child we nicknamed “Hotwheels” who no surprise collected hot wheels and was there pretty much everyday. I was bringing the merch from the back to the store, manager said not to take toys out until he leaves, kept going in and out her bitched after about 30mins of me not bringing them out and asked to speak to my manager which i did tell her and she talked to him and she made it clear i wasn’t in trouble since i did what she said. 2 was a idiot kid who rode a display bike around the store and when he tried to drift he crashed into a shelf display and he was lucky he crashed into paper towels cause last week the display was glass pickle jars. 3rd and final a bunch of drunk and high cause they stank of weed idiots had me pack them a fish while i was stocking the pet aisle and asked me how long would a fish live if they put it in a bowl of beer.

[@rebel6301]

I like your profile picture.

[@lucoakanrogithe2ahashira509]

@@rebel6301 thanks i like guns and and transgender. Also name is cause i like anime as well

[@rebel6301]

@@lucoakanrogithe2ahashira509 i likes guns and am transgender too.

[@GipsyDangerfan]

That last one kinda makes you glad Walmart stopped selling fish awhile back, doesn't it?

[@lucoakanrogithe2ahashira509]

@@GipsyDangerfan I didn’t know they stopped selling fish. I only go to get my oil changed because it’s the only place nearby that does it and is convenient. Any reason why they stopped?

[@genderflu1dwh0r17]

23:10 wtf im crying

[@djseggrighfscu1616]

I wished that I had Reddit at the time of the post. I had a story for this

[@tomyrody4412]

Excuse but wtf? A walmart in a Subway, NOT a Subway on a Walmart?

[@alysonneharris2445]

A subway train on a Walmart is kinda on point for America at this point… and for the 2020’s

[@purplemousemajesty]

Nice

[@genderflu1dwh0r17]

11:55 oh my jesus-

[@heatherhodges5799]

I had a customer when I was working who would litterally pee through out the whole store while driving in her scooter.

[@ladyfatassii901]

American Walmart, wow ..

[@brpetzn]

Everyone beaches about Walmart, but think about it what other Supercenters exist anymore where you can get GM and grocery? Only other options if you're lucky are Target Supercenter. They don't have as good of food selection.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

I'm not surprised that they didn't get a replacement vest even with sh*t on their only one.

[@williamhesprich9040]

This line of stories is too messed up even for me.

[@Doc_K]

6:35 institute be crazy

[@j.tgrooms]

Ah, good ol' Walmart

[@Something125_]

One minute ago? Damn, I feel left out.

[@sarahreaume6659]

this one time I was at a Walmart and this kid was riding his hoverboard and then all of a sudden the Manager started chasing the kid around

[@jollykirby2138]

hehe, santa pimp

[@kanedaku]

THIS IS A REPEAT

[@jinx18e]

I saw a woman and a goat in matching technicolor flower outfits. Also a young boy hanging onto his mothers 4 ft raccoon tail hanging off her belt.

[@gary9346]

That first one is just mean spirited.

[@monkeybeak2056]

Well I'm done with breakfast 🤢

[@DanielBrady-nz5vo]

😅😅😅

[@nemo227]

I've been in a couple of Walmart stores. Bought stuff. No incident. No trauma.

[@nemo227]

@@pfalky2k 😇

[@gary9346]

18:00 This sounds fake

[@MasterShiny]

How lazy, you really repost videos.

[@joshblackwell310]

First

[@dusk4974]

Honestly, seeing a man in women's clothes would scar me too. Also, the story of the guy in the cat ears was glorious. He needed to be told how stupid he looks.

[@bigfootjinxthecat8696]

hi lol first and canada>usa

[@bigfootjinxthecat8696]

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[@adventuresinplushtoycity]

First

[@spaghettiwrynnsurpremacy]

Almost lol