19 Of The Worst Things Walmart Employees Have Ever Witnessed, As Shared In This Online Group

Totally saw an older women just sitting in her car by herself with the engine off and her eyes closed. I knocked on her window and she woke up, but man I was like 90% sure she was dead.

On account of family history, I never expected to live as long as I have. Consequently, I'm ready to go any time and anywhere - except in Walmart.

Who took him? If an ambulance came and worked on him / pronounced him wouldn't anybody notice and warrant a bit more than "After lunch he was gone"?? I need more on this one.

Less creepy than the guy staring at needles for five hours

Walmart is the worst thing any Walmart employee has ever witnessed. Walmart is both America's largest employer, and the primary cause of the "working poor," where people work full time but have to rely on government assistance to make ends meet. Walmart is just the sort of thing that the anti-monopoly we ignore were intended to prevent. The squalor of its customers is merely a reflection of their moral turpitude.

Little heathens! Thank goodness they were caught! AND had to pay to boot! Hopefully it''ll teach them not to do that again!

"King of the Hill" episode, Chuck Mangione living behind the toilet paper in MegaLowMart.

I've been hearing this story for a few years and I find this very hard to believe. The paper towel sections at the 5 Walmart's in driving distance from me are nowhere near big enough to do this. They are all on shelving and only 2 - 4 packs deep depending on the packaging. Same with the stores in Michigan. Possibly in a warehouse store like Sam's or Costco, but I doubt even that.

I see. The problem is that we don't pay those who have to deal with the mentally ill enough, not that the US has abandoned its mentally ill.

I worked at a thrift store and at Christmas we had a LOT of Christmas trees assembled and set out. I joked with the MGR folks might start camping in our little fake Forrest. More than once we found empty beer cans in there from people ducking in there to sneak drink.

Yep, this happened several times at my store. One thing about covid, there was suddenly a lot of empty space in that section

My first thought was that it had to be an inside job

I don't understand people that do this. If you change your mind and don't want to return it to where you got it just keep it till you get to the register and give it to the cashier. They will call someone to return it to where it belongs. In my family if we find perishables left out of place we always take them to a cashier or customer service and tell them where we found it. We're not going to leave it to become a mess.

Seriously, was this person raised by wolves??? They know what diapers are clearly. And yet to put one on food???? And it's walmart,,, there are places to throw dirty diapers away. What is wrong with people?????

Omg.... what the frack is wrong with people. And I thought it was disgusting leaving them in the parking lot and in shopping carts, but this is so much worse. Apparently the world is just their trash can. 🤢

So much human trash in this world today.

the f**k?

That’s a hate crime if I’ve ever read of one.

People need to stop getting mad at employees Doing Their Job . They don't know if you are a stinging them . Why make a employee potentially losing their job and getting fined because you are being freaking lazy . Its just a fact of life you want to drink or smoke YOU NEED YOUR ID

Not accepting expired IDs has nothing to do with an aftermarket. It's a law as it is not valid. You have to present a valid ID to purchase alcohol anywhere. Including bars and restaurants.

But I want an to be drunk right now please... Thank you.

I knew someone who worked at Walmart. They worked hard and got a raise. As soon as they got a raise, their hours were cut. She said that happened to everyone.

And the second worst has been their benefits.

The open dirty diapers in the parking lot should have been enough. One day in the checkout line there was a young lady so pregnant she looked like she was going to pop. I asked her how she was doing. She said her ankles and feet were so swollen it was painful for her to stand. I asked her, honey, can they give you a stool or something to lean back on to make you more comfortable. She said no. That was against the rules. Never been back. Goodbye Walmart.

Listen, it's all relative. You know this. In 1999 I made $6 an hour. Gas was also .80 cents a gallon.

Once, at my favorite bar, I told the bartender I had very little money. I pulled out these tiny little bills. He brought me a tiny little drink in a shot glass

Why the actual f**k were there thousands of cockroaches in their car?!? How does that even happen? I would think and hope that ANY auto shop/mechanic would tell them to leave. I don't know how one would deal with that (other than...you know...not throwing a bug bomb in the car in the first place, or, more importantly, not letting that many bugs, of any kind, build up to thousands in your car). I hope the cats were OK

A classmate's family had a cat. A relative visited them. When they were about two hours away already, they needed to refill gas and noticed screaming from under the hood ... opened it up to find the cat, frightened but without damage, inside. Had to go back, of course, to redeliver the cat...

About the cats: my family once got a visit from an aunt and uncle living about 2 hours by car away. When they arrived, we heard a faint miaow from the car - one of their kittens had crawled under the sun-warm hood before they left. We kept the kitten until they came back with a transport basket, and it was alright. Still, this seems to happen a lot, it's not necessarily noticeable.

OMG... Some people's kids...

I never heard of a bug bomb before. Why do you need it? Is this only in USA or do people in other parts of a world use it?

Some shoplifters got caught in a Belk I worked at. The lady was holed up in the fitting room and peed on the pile of clothes that she and her accomplices didn't get to steal before they got escorted out.