People of Walmart (comedy music video)
From the folks who brought you the Shaycarl love song, it’s the PEOPLE OF WALMART. Sam would be so proud. So proud.
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this was both delightful and disturbing
and now I finally know why ET wanted to go home.
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RRRRINNNNG? Hello? It’s 2008…We want our Walmart video back!
GREAT use of SockPuppet!!! What a Freak! LOL
The video makes me want to take a shower….er…just like a real trip to Walmart does.
PLEASE Tell me those were not real walmart shoppers,but actors in really bad costumes,otherwise i think i’ll just start hunting for my food! Loved the cute song though ;-
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Those are REAL people…
@Kiddsock…..Lol,that’s not what i wanted to hear! @Nalts,No,Sam would not be so proud…..Sam would Throw up!
We’ll it’s the truth. Wish I had a camera yesterday. Rainbow BRIGHT Tye-Dye TShirt.. Dark Greens, Camoflauge Pants. Like a Hippie going to war!
BFD. I see people like that walking around my apartment complex all the time.
Just got back from walmart. The good news: I saved $15 The bad news: The Cashier was busy talking to a coworker about her friends’ brass knuckles. she never even spoke a word to me,not hello,thanks for shopping with us,nothing……i kid you not!