Almost all Walmarts now don’t allow truck parking

Dude, she was not serious. She was hot for you and you blew it. Your opportunity to let her know why the sleeper is needed was gone like dust in the wind.

 

In Walmart parking lots, people:

Sell puppies
Have sex
Dump hazardous waste
Have babies
Get shot and killed
Get kidnapped
Have boulder dragging contests with their DOT bumpers

The list goes on and on. Waiting for someone to get married there.

 

Sure they do.

You just gotta go park by where the trucks back in

 

Imagine being a store manager and having to send a hard to retain employee out to pick up after truckers EVERY morning and throughout the day. God forbid the absolute nearest garbage can get full. I cant blame them one bit for not allowing trucks to overnight.

 

There's a few local Walmarts near me I park at frequently. But the flip flops and **** bottle cowboys need not apply.

 

That's what we call intelligent design and not "the boss just hit the crack pipe let's pour 3ft tall curbs"
Many areas feature sloped/rounded curbs when they expect vehicles pulling trailers or just longer vehicles in general to be visiting.

There are places out there where I can't even avoid the curb in a lwb pickup let alone pulling any sort of trailer.

 

Walmart in Tupelo, MS, bought open field land west side of N. Gloster St,/US145. Went back about 200 feet, made a cross drive it's width. Then built a full width and deep huge parking lot. A far left back corner, built a Sam's Club. Far right back corner, built a Walmart Super Center. Since then, frontage 1st 100 feet is full of restaurants, cell phone companies,I Hop etc. Second 100 feet is nearly full of TV, furniture, other retail. Gap between Sams and Super Center has been filled with Tuesday Morning, Jo Annes, and other shopping. This area described is across the highway from the Barnes Crossing Mall,(largest in North Mississippi) and is a self contained shopping center itself.
All this for this..It is generally accepted and known; based on knowledge from real estate people here, that the sale of the out parcels has more than paid for the land, Sam's building, Walmart building, the Murphy Fuel Station.
This practice (to a smaller extent) has stood them well in many other southern state locations.

 

Man cuts a fine line; quality standards, only 10-15%.

 

Actually, it is probably 10-15% that are actually bad - if even that.

But that few percent make it bad for the rest of us.

 

Although, I did notice something at our Inver Grove Heights terminal the last time I was there - during the last few days.
Not a terminal anymore, just a drop lot.

Trash all over the place.
Granted, Swift should provide some more trash containers there, but... really?
If I had a bag of trash when I was there, I would simply pull in to the Pilot 1/4 mile away (on my way in or out) and throw it into a trash can.
There were trash bags all around my truck when I got back today that were not there 3 days ago.

It's the same with Walmart.
If I have trash it will go into a trash can, or I will keep it until I pull into a place that is more convenient.

Why litter trash bags around the lot for no other reason than being too lazy to do it correctly?