40 Craziest Photos From Walmart
Walmart seems to be a magnet for some seriously insane things in this world. Whether it's a flock of Karens on every aisle, shoplifters with absolutely no shame, or the most bizarre or indecent attire you have ever seen, there are some pretty crazy things to be found at Walmart. And Walmart appears to make no effort to hide it. It can truly take a quick little trip to grab some groceries at Walmart into something...a lot more interesting (to say the least).
You are probably familiar with the greeters, racist and sexist company culture, and the renowned conglomerate of deceivers, tricking you into believing they offer the lowest prices when in fact, their prices are higher than the national average. And on top of that, their milk is awful. Like, do not buy it because at this point, it's just a straight rip-off when it's so much cheaper elsewhere. But I digress; what you may not be able to catch every time are the strange occurrences and beings lurking in the shadows. Luckily, we have you covered.
Today, we're taking a look at the weirdest of the weird that Walmart has to offer. Baby in a wig? Check. Pickle-flavored popsicles? We've got you covered. There's nothing that's too strange for this list because there's nothing too strange for Walmart. If you're ready to explore all the odd depths this store is hiding, then let's get this weird party started!
Sit back, enjoy the entertainment, and maybe keep an eye out next time you go into Wally World. You honestly never know what you're going to see next in a place like this, but that's part of the charm we love so much about this store.
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Did you know...
- Jackie Kennedy is famous for redecorating and renovating the interior of the White House. Actually, on just her first day, she ordered $50,000 in changes for new rooms for the children and upgrades to the kitchen. She later hosted a tour of the White House for CBS News which was viewed by 56 million people and won her an Emmy Award.
- While attending the Grammys in February 2000, Jennifer Lopez stepped out in a green Versace dress that instantly became a phenomenon. The barely-there ensemble had a dramatically low cut that came below JLo’s belly button. It became such a talking point that it was Google’s most popular search query up to that point, and it spurred the company to include images into search results. It became the motivation for Google Images.
- Jennifer Aniston's star-defining role on friends started a hair craze in the 90s that even lasted into the early 2000s. Called "The Rachel," Aniston's shoulder-length haircut had grown-out bangs and highlights styled to perfection. A hairdresser in Detroit noted that at the peak of its popularity, 40% of her business was devoted to recreating "The Rachel." Too bad that it was notoriously difficult to maintain on your own at home.
- When Rihanna debuted her famous red locks in 2010 (around the same time she was featured on Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie"), she started a red-hair trend. Over the next twelve months, she changed her hairstyle 13 times—more than once a month! But that came at a pricey cost. Sources say the annual price tag came out to $1,168,000 on just her hair.
- After her role as First Lady came to an end, Jackie Kennedy went into the publishing business. She became an associate editor at Doubleday and worked mostly on autobiographies. In fact, she was one of two original editors for Michael Jackson's 2009 autobiography Moonwalk, a #1 New York Times bestseller.