When he got out of Marines, oldest kid worked nights at Walmart stocking shelves. As per him, job wasn't bad, dealing with customers was worst part.

When I go to Walmart, I tend to park way out on the fringe and walk in. Will usually find a cart left in a parking space or parked in a planter box somewhere out there and bring it with me. What is more bothersome than the carts are again, the people. Followed an old guy yesterday.....walking in from a parking space pretty far out......walking down the middle of the road. Completely oblivious to the 5 or 6 cars creeping down the road behind him. Or the people that rush to get inside the door, then come to a dead stop blocking all traffic as they get out their list or phone or whatever. Again, act as if they are the only person in the place......completely unaware there are people around them. When it's a tough choice between a name brand and Great Value, some will throw out an anchor and stay awhile. Waited on one lady close to 5 minutes once. She never moved.

As someone who has worked at Walmart, and who also has a family member that currently does, there's a lot not true here. YES new hires work at whatever scheduled spot they're needed in, which is true of almost every retail or other minimum wage type job. So of course they might work 6am-2pm one day, and 2-pm to 8pm the next. Hiring personnel in most big business pay NO attention to the hours you put on your app. If he'd have complained about the extra hour, they would have accommodated him, because Walmart is one of the BEST companies as far as accommodating their menial employees.

Not sure WHY moral would be low at Walmart when they bend over backwards to accommodate their employees. If someone can't fit in at Walmart, forget them ever getting a meaningful job elsewhere!

Our walmart does a good job keeping the carts back in.....its the handbaskets I could scream about. There are hardly ever any at their station. And them darn buggies always lock together and you have to fiddle with them to get them unlocked.

Visited my 2 kids this past week. All I'll say is they live in a southern state.

Went to a Walmart there and parked by this.

9 carts in a parking spot. 1 cart looked like someone cleaned out their car and put it in a cart and left it there. Right across from these carts was a cart return area. If you could walk from your car,with the cart, to this parking spot couldn't you have put the cart where it belongs!!!

Above the carts is the return area.

I never tried a hand basket , always seemed kinda tooty fruity

I usually leave my cart in front of a vehicle.....

and all that left over binder twine tied onto it and around a truck's bumper trailer holder with a Dem sticker on it

Had to fix it to tell the truth

I never tried a hand basket , always seemed kinda tooty fruity