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TIL that Walmart aren't open 24hrs anymore. I thought it switched back after COVID, but I guess not.
I haven't tried visiting a Walmart after 7pm in a very long time.
I think the covid thing happening was their excuse to seize doing that. They were 24/7 right around that period. But I could also see other reasons why they stopped. I mean, overnights were poorly staffed and it's wal-mart, everyone is going to be getting away with tons of shit like stealing and customers getting rowdy.
Personally, as an overnight worker, I'm glad it ended. I miss being able to shop peacefully but, better safe than convenient.
It probably got expensive to keep all those overnight workers to handle the few customers they had. And those that are still left, and stocking the shelves for the next day, will be replaced by robotic stockers before too long.
*Cease
Just FYI
24 hour Home Depots were amazing.