Walmart Supercenter

"Today's visit was atypical, the only noticable change was the new Greeter, he was a young man about 20 or so slightly overweight and wearing a women's wig...jet black and in a style popular with women in their 80's and 90's I believe he may have swiped it from his grandmother. He looked out of place and unsure of himself, my guess is he's brand new to this changing of the guard Trans thing. It's a wierd issue that's going around, I hope they find a drug for it."

"While awaiting my knee replacement surgery, I found myself needing help but didn’t want to ask. Fortunately one of the girls in self check out was there. She helped me from checkout to loading the truck. It has happened on several different occasions and I am very grateful for it."

"I shop there frequently and the prices are pretty good. I've been having issues with employees making slanderous and pretty cruel comments in and out of the store. Had one employee use fowl language to me in the parking lot, and occasionally, I would pretty much stand up for myself and insult back. Anyways I have a disorder that makes it difficult to be around crowds, stores etc so I appear very serious,, angry and strange even to an average person because I tense up, I get dizzy and I have a difficult time focusing my eyes which also makes people uncomfortable around me. It's a simple misunderstanding. I overheard the main manager say to a female employee, "There's something wrong with him." These comments make it more difficult to enter busy businesses. I am also homeless unfortunately and have a very hard time finding places to park, sleep or rest so I parked on the soscol side of wallmart off the property, watched a movie basically minding my own business and not committing any crime. I look up and see the head manager and 2 employees watching me through the barred plant and lawn side of the store. He had employees watch me for some time, then he called the police department. They hovered around me for quite a while. They've made comments about me being some druggy (I have a history of occasional substance abuse), which is none of anyone's business unless I'm harming, behaving badly. I'd rather be homeless and struggling with mental/substance abuse than have a horrible, cruel, discriminative attitude twords people. I never commit crimes, insult people to the degree their employees do, and mind my own business. I'm being singled out and borderline harassed because of my condition. Assumptions and misunderstandings are all they need to prove I'm a bad person? I am just homeless and struggle with personal issues. I've seen people parked on or off the property for months, smoking meth and other drugs on and near the property, drugs being sold openly, campers basically living there, and I'm being targeted. I admit tho, my only failing is that I get upset and frustrated with their behavior."

"Everything you could want, great opening hours"

"This walmart can be crowded and dimly lit. Most of the staff rarely smile. HOWEVER, with the Walmart app, Walmart scan and go, and Walmart pay, it is a great place for your household staples. The self check out lanes work very well for us. We are Wal-mart Plus members, so we qualify for free shipping and delivery to our home. THIS has been a game changer and worth every penny. We can place an order online or in the app and have it delivered the same day, thus avoiding all the frustration and fatigue of going into the store. Here is what we have found about shopping here - + Produce - use the same day as it can go bad + Canned goods / peanut butter / comdiments - best prices in town + "Hallmark" occasion cards - good selection of both 'expensive' and 'value' cards + Eggs / Dairy - best prices in town and usually a good selection - The makeup section has good variety, but it is all locked now and takes 5+ minutes for a person to open it. It's not usually worth the wait."