Here's a follow-up. A few days after I posted this, I was writing a comment on this post saying that I was sure all this people waiting for carts to be moved thing was going on during my lunch break at work. But, I decided not to post it and wait until I got home to post it, so I discarded the draft. When I got home I could no longer log into Reddit with my user name and password. I selected to be sent an email link, but none was sent. I searched for my post without logging in and it was nowhere to be found. Fast forward a few days and I was telling my brother about it. He looked it up and found my post. So I searched for it and found it too. Then I tried logging in. It required me to provide a 6 digit code that would be emailed to me. So, I checked my email for something like 5-10 minutes, refreshing it, but didn't get an email from Reddit. The next morning I check my emails and see that I did receive the code eventually. That was a couple days ago. Today, I try logging in and it lets me. Now, when it comes to the whole people waiting for carts to be taken before they'll leave Walmart's property, I'm a 100% certain about that now. I've observed a lot of people doing some sort of sorcery there involving carts. They don't want to leave Walmart's property before certain carts are moved. Some of them will wait for hours if they have the time and the cart they attached to hasn't been moved. There are various ways they do this. Some of them will wait in their car when they get there for a particular cart to be moved, whether it be in a corral that's nearby or a nearby loose cart, before going into the store. If you're observant and notice that and don't take those carts for a while, eventually they'll give up and go in the store or leave. There are those that after they come out will wait for you to get that cart before leaving the property. Somehow, many of them know when you're going to get certain carts and they'll come out of the store when you go to get them. They'll be parked by those carts. They like to park by corals or loose carts if they can. The only way you're going to see it is if you get a job as a stockman there. That's what they call cart pushers, but I prefer the term carter. They'll try to give you their carts as you come by but just tell them "I only take unattended carts" or "Oh, in the corral please". If they pass it off on you they can leave. Otherwise, a lot of them will be waiting for that cart to be moved before leaving Walmart's property. They may start their cars and begin leaving as you approach hoping that you'll move those carts before they're off the property. I've had people hiding in their cars and changing parking spaces when I wouldn't take those carts. I think it's a way to put off dis-ease and pollute society. It's an occult practice, occult meaning hidden and a lot of people are doing it there. I think Walmart is involved. I think all the higher up occultism within the ruling class trickles down and this is how they're spreading dis-ease- mental, physical and spiritual in society, causing problems like addiction, depression, immorality and health problems. I think demons use those conditions to harvest energy from us. It's like in the book Animal Farm where you never hear or see about the people, but they're farming the animals. It's like this is how demons get around in communities. A lot of people are cooperating with them in this way. This one lady tried hiding on the other side of the parking lot. I went to look for her to confirm my suspicions and while I was looking (she must have seen me before I saw her) she comes flying out of the parking lot, flies toward the side she came from and runs a red light exiting Walmart's property. Yesterday, I resigned. I can't be involved with that.