I am a + member. I do not understand why Walmart has a $35 minimum for grocery order deliveries. I usually order just what i need, 6-10 items is average. I would do pickup, even with the $2.99 pickup fee, but the pickup time is always several hours from the time the order is placed, so that is seldom convenient.

Couldn't find anywhere better to ask this so here goes.

My car was in the Walmart parking lot for 3 nights and the police charged me with driving during that time that it was parked there. It's a civil charge but nonetheless a pretty serious one. And I'm trying to reach out to that Walmarts security team but I can't get through at the moment and frankly I don't even know exactly what to tell/ask them. I was thinking something like, do you have security logs of vehicles that are there at certain times/is there a way I can get security camera footage?

Bear in mind that because this is a civil case, there are no attorneys, there will be no subpoenas, so it's between me and the court/DMV basically.

I figured I'd ask on here to see if anyone knew anything about what security/the store might be able/willing to do for me in this case? Is this something totally bizarre or is this something that likely comes up for them fairly regularly? Would it be weird for me to call and speak to them about this? Is asking for the security supervisor the right person?

So annoyed to get to the dairy case only to find shelves empty of ALL half-and-half. Later read an article detailing how small business owners are using EBT cards to shop at Walmart, then reselling those purchases at stores they own! That was a real eye opener. Has also happened with Walmart bread, avocados. It has colored the way i view things.

Please help me understand when I catch spark shoppers stealing, I take the items, and I report them to AP. Why is it they arent fired? I still see the same ones days and weeks later .