Has anyone seen this many shipping containers at Walmart recently?

There may be a Christmas, after all. Despite whatever decree the Fauctard might issue.

I'm buying Christmas decorations tomorrow.

Garden center stuff out. Holiday stuff in. Pretty sure it's every year.

Good video and good question equals 5 stars

Probably just stock that has finally arrived from off shore that is waiting to be stocked, but yea it is a lot of them for one store.

Or they could be full of chinese

Chinese missiles most likely

Just tons of Chinese rubbish for the rat-like consumers to run home with.
More junk to fill their empty lives with.

I noticed a few "extra" shipping containers at my local Walmart...but, not nearly as many as shown in the video. Does my gut say something is up - yes! Do I know what it is - no. Has my gut been wrong before - yes...but that many containers at one store...something is REALLY strange!

I haven't noticed that at my local Walmarts, but I agree it's strange. That's when you put a Ring stickup cam someplace inobtrusive and monitor the situation. LOL!

Probably full of body bags

I saw a news story earlier today with a business owner who was saying that he has storage containers backed up at the port that he can't get delivered because there aren't enough truck drivers to deliver them.

And it goes both ways. He has empty containers that he can't get returned because there aren't enough truck drivers.

He said that so far this year he's paid over $1 million in late fees he was charged because he didn't get his containers from the port in time and because he didn't return the empties in time.

I had a thread on here a few years back about a very large amount of containers at a Wal-Mart here in Wichita. The thread for some strange reason has since been deleted, but it turned out it was for a full remodel of the store.

Here's a video that actually was made based on my since-deleted thread:



Article inspired by my thread with my pictures taken with my old potato cell phone:

[link to undergroundworldnews.com]

Last Edited by TrustNoOneKS on 10/09/2021 03:54 PM

Yes this time of year when I was a manager at Wal-Mart we double or tripled the shipping containers to hold Lay-A-Way orders as well as Black Friday pallets / displays that were coming in by the truckload.

Put in this search term and you will see a bunch of my videos I made for my thread pop up: "Wichita Kansas Walmart shipping containers". They are actually with my YouTube account with the same screenname I use here and I actually created the account to use for that deleted thread.

Supposedly some walmarts will be closing soon, this may be one of them?

Chinese PLA, locked and loaded.

There is a Target nearby that also has an insane number of containers.

I did go inside, and they are renovating some of it...

but the weird thing is that they renovated it just 3 years ago, and its only the customer service dept that is behind temporary walls.

Body storage. Take your dead to wally world when this kicks in and they will load up the containers and ship them out to be dumped in MASS graves. Not the pussy shit previous dictatorships did but quarry sized pits.

Seasonal storage for layaway and blackfriday loads.

Happens every year, tards. If you ever left your mothers basements you'd know that.

Or they could be full of US missiles ready to defend ourselves in case of attack by the Chinese during the upcoming WWIII due to the Taiwan/China problem. These container ships can present moving targets to our enemies too.

Holy...

Two of these behind Krogers today in Ohio. They've never been there before. Walk by Kroger every day with the dog.
Wasn't suspicious because only two.

Seeing this video... something is up.

Start sending out your christmas cards and presents too if you want the reciever to get it by Christmas.We were already notified that our mail and UPS services are being delayed.
Last year my son didn't get his card and present till 2 months after christmas was over.

Maybe just the cheapest way to store out-of-season items?

I suspect as someone mentioned above that they are for holiday stuff, black friday specials, and layaway. I worked at Walmart 20 years ago, and they were used then as well.

I would comment on how silly it is to use this cloak and dagger method of filming and then asking internet people to come up with silly theories.

Why not simply ask one of the walmart employees as you drive by? It's not like they have NDA's or are in a secret society where they can't tell you about shipping containers.

I thought the containers behind walmart were empty containers to hold layaway presents. If those are all empty, then somebody at walmart fucked up, or there aren't 500,000 containers waiting to be unloaded, like they say.