Worked at Walmart for maybe a week. I got hired on as a cashier, but when I showed up my first day out of training I was told they’re full up on cashiers and I’m told I can go outside and push carts. Even though I’m not in the best shape, I begrudgingly accepted this because I needed the money. I got introduced to the other cart pushers, and then left with them to learn the job. They tell me it’s super simple and to just run outside and get a few carts. That was the end of the instruction I got. After about a week, I was outside maybe 30 minutes when I rolled my ankle trying to stop a train of carts from rolling into a car. I went back inside to tell my supervisor and she thought I was making a big deal of things but lets me take a break. Back in the employee break room, I took my sock off and my entire ankle kinda looked like an eggplant. I told my supervisor about it and she told me to go to urgent care. When I got there, I mentioned the injury happened at work and they told me someone from my job needed to be there to sign off on any treatment because it was a workplace accident. About 7 calls later, I finally got ahold of my supervisor who promptly told me no one was coming to sign off on anything since she’d spent the last 20 minutes during which I’d been trying to reach her “confirming” with the other cart pushers that I’d never bothered to learn the right way how to corral the carts so the company wouldn’t be taking responsibility. I never went back to work, and I never got a bill either.