Walmart Supercenter

My personal opinion: I consider Walmart an evil company that drives its suppliers to have their products made cheaper in other countries and in the long run, they are very bad for the American economy. Also, I feel Walmart stores tend to increase a customer’s stress level in a variety of ways. However, if you are the people-​watcher type then Walmart might be heaven to you. Therefore, I rarely enter a Walmart but sometimes I learn online of an item that has been clearanced out at 75 to 90% off and so I order it for store pickup when they will not ship it to the house at a reasonable rate.
This Walmart location is the closest and most convenient for me. It also provides the worst customer experience of all the Walmarts in this area. As with most stores, it has some good, friendly, and helpful employees. It also has some of the very worst employees, bad attitudes, lazy, unintelligent, hateful, and clearly and openly racist.
Today I went straight to the pickup area in the back of the store. I pressed the screen to notify employees that I was there needing assistance. After waiting about 10 minutes watching employees glance at me and continue past, I heard one employee that passed by tell another employee «I know you seen that person waiting for you in there». I couldn’t make out the mumbled reply but it was almost another 10 minutes before she slowly walked in and fiddled with this and that without ever making eye contact with me before finally asking me if I needed something.
I pointed to my 2 ready-​for-​pickup email notifications and explained to her that I was there to pickup 2 Internet orders that had arrived at the store for me. She disappears in the back and later returns telling me that only one order had arrived. I gently disagreed with her. She asks me what the item was. I told her while pointing to the email in her hand where it clearly listed the item. She went to the back again and later returned telling me the same thing. Finally she said she would get somebody else. The other person was one of their better employees and brought the item out. Then the 1^st employee couldn’t manage the order completion by scanning the barcode on the emails and pushing a few keys so the 2^nd employee started doing that too. I decided to take a picture of the 1^st employee’s sour expression while watching the other employee doing her job for her. Then she went all crazy on me and wanted my phone, that I couldn’t take her picture as it was illegal. When I refused to hand her my phone she tried to get the good employee to stop checking me out and then said she was going to get a manager. I’ve had an employee at Walmart drop my phone before after pulling it from my hand to look at an order # she wasn’t supposed to even need. Did that employee look my phone over for damage or even apologize? Nope. All I got was an «oops». A lot of drama and I finally made it back out of that nut house. I leave you with a picture of the box that she couldn’t find. You can see where some employee certainly found the box fun to deface… and this is a gift for a baby shower.

The only thing going for this Walmart is its location.

It baffles me how a company that makes the amount of money that WalMart does is incapable of using its registers to move the flow of customers. I have never checked out of WalMart in under 20 minutes. It’s unacceptable. Plus, every time I’ve attempted to get an item from the deli there are always at least 4 employees who see you but continue to carry on their own conversations like your not there. WalMart is a necessary evil!!!

Walmart paid Unilocal to remove the reviews for this location. There were 2 reviews for this location and they were both 1 star (not the ones that are here now these are two new one star reviews). I was the Duke of this location with over a dozen check ins and many review updates. As long as businesses can pay Unilocal to remove the reviews they don’t like then there’s no reason to continue using Unilocal