Kae, a former Walmart employee, has uploaded a video full of wild stories from his time on the sales floor, and TikTok viewers are lapping it up. His account, @lolxdlolxdlolxd23455, has drawn in 132,700 views and 362 comments. Now that he is free of any contract with Walmart, he says he intends to share some of the strange things he overheard from customers and staff across the chain’s locations worldwide.
“I’m trying to find girls to sell.”
A customer who said they owned a strip club, a coworker who had sex with an older man for rent money, and a man dressed as the Tooth Fairy who spent more than $200 on toothpaste all appear in Kae’s account. Viewers responded by sharing their own unusual encounters at Walmart.
The Strip Club Customer
A customer walked through the checkout line and asked Kae his age. Kae said he was still a minor then, and the man began talking about owning a strip club.
“And his exact words were, quote, ‘I’m trying to find girls to sell,'” Kae said.
The account is plain and direct. An older person came up to a young worker and put forward a proposal that stepped over a clear limit. Kae left out what followed, yet the exchange alone holds the force of the instant.
The Fashion Team Lead
Kae recalled his own experience working at Walmart, where he was part of a fashion team led by someone he described as horrible and terrible.
“I noticed her making these googly eyes at this one guy that worked in the back,” he said. “He was an older man, which I was really confused because she was in her late 20s, early 30s, but I knew that she slept around.”
Two weeks passed without incident, and Kae did not give the matter any thought. It was only when a colleague approached him that he learned the team lead had slept with the older man in exchange for rent money.
The tale feels like a quiet act of betrayal. Kae watched the signs mount until a coworker’s confession confirmed what she suspected all along. Rent was the motive behind the affair, adding a layer of practical desperation to what might otherwise have been a simple office romance.
The Tooth Fairy Man
One scene that viewers found most surprising involved a man dressed as the Tooth Fairy entering the store and heading directly to the self-care aisle, where he filled a Walmart basket with Colgate toothpaste.
“He had one of those little Walmart baskets. Actually, I have one. I’ll show you. It was like this right here,” Kae said. “He just filled it up with Colgate … He walks up to the self checkout and checks all of this shit out, and his total was like $210. And then he just proceeded to walk around and hand kids toothpaste.”
A man in a costume buying hundreds of dollars of toothpaste and giving it away to children makes for an absurd picture. Kae’s description of the basket — “Actually, I have one. I’ll says he still has the same basket, decades later, keeping hold of a memory that others found strange enough to comment on.
Viewer Reactions
Kae’s audience answered back with their own personal accounts. One viewer remembered a family that passed through a line, where a baby threw up on the floor. The mother then stepped in it and spread it around before walking off.
One user wrote “Out of all of the stories, but caught me off guard was the Walmart basket was not expecting you to just pull that up,”.
One person reported they were at a Walmart store when they watched the video.
The reactions suggest that Kae’s stories landed with viewers because they felt familiar. People see the basket every day. They know the checkout lines. They recognize the awkwardness of a stranger’s proposition and the quiet horror of a coworker’s affair. The stories are not shocking because they are rare. They are shocking because they are normal, and Walmart made them memorable.
What Kae Says Is True
According to Kae’s own telling, his stories stem from conversations with Walmart employees and customers. He says he was not present for all the events described. Instead, he relays the accounts as they reached him, offering no personal opinion on them.
The Daily Dot has not confirmed the incidents detailed in @lolxdlolxdlolxd23455’s TikTok video. The details in this article are based on Kae’s account of the stories he posted and the experiences described by commenters on his video.
A Comparison of Kae’s Stories
| Story | Detail | Reaction |
|---|---|---|
| Strip Club Customer | Asked Kae’s age, claimed to own a strip club | Shocked by the proposition |
| Fashion Team Lead | Googly eyes, older man, coworker confirmation | Quiet betrayal, practical motive |
| Tooth Fairy Man | Dressed as Tooth Fairy, $210 of toothpaste, gave to children | Amusement at the absurdity |
Why These Stories Work
Googly eyes on Kae’s stories work because they are specific. He names the aisle, the brand, the price. He describes the team lead’s and a baby’s vomit. Neither is a common complaint about careless customers or idle coworkers. Each is a specific instant that feels like it could have occurred anywhere, yet both took place at Walmart.
What makes these stories effective is their restrained delivery. Kae refrains from lecturing or passing judgment on anyone. Neither the strip club owner nor the team lead receives condemnation. He merely relates what occurred, letting the sheer oddity carry the weight of its own commentary.
The Verdict on Kae’s Video
Social media runs on oddities, and Kae’s video is full of them. His tales are the sort of stories people set aside for cocktail parties or share with friends once the children are asleep. They do not change the world, but they stick in the memory.
The strip club customer’s proposition is uncomfortable. The team lead’s affair is sad. The tooth fairy man is ridiculous. Together, they paint a picture of a workplace that is simultaneously mundane and bizarre.
The video has delivered on its goals: it has amused its audience, prompted discussion, and shown that everyday work can generate truly remarkable tales. The stories themselves may be outrageous, yet the responses they elicit remain entirely authentic.
The Daily Dot can’t confirm the details, but that doesn’t change how good the story reads. Kae is sharing his own account, and it lands as funny, strange, and oddly easy to relate to. The basket stays at the center of the piece, while the toothpaste leaves a lasting impression even after the video ends.
Walmart may lack glamour, but it produces plenty of human drama. Kae’s video proves this point, showing that the most engaging stories often surface in the most mundane settings. A team lead, a strip club owner, and a tooth fairy man all appear within a single account of everyday life, illustrating its absurdity.
Viewers are sharing their own stories, and the conversation continues. The video has already found its audience. Kae has opened a door, and people are walking through it, bringing their own tales of the strange and the mundane.
These accounts are outrageous, yet they reflect genuine experiences. A real strip club owner made a genuine offer. A real woman served as a team lead with a genuine attraction. A real man appeared as the tooth fairy man with a genuine basket full of toothpaste. None of these narratives were fabricated. They are recollections, shared by someone present at the time, and they merit being heard.
That ordinary basket carried an extraordinary moment, and it stands as a symbol of that truth. It shows how the everyday can hold something wondrous, and how the wondrous can become part of daily life. It serves as a reminder that Walmart is a place where people work and shop, and sometimes walk away with stories they will never forget.
Kae’s video is a present. It offers an occasion to laugh, to shake your head, and to recall that your own existence is likely no stranger than you believe. The tales are outrageous, yet they are also reassuring. They show us that we are not solitary in our oddity. Every person has a story. Some of them include baskets. Some of them include toothpaste. Some of them include strip clubs. And that is acceptable.
The viewing has already been completed. The clip has gathered attention, drawn comments, and been passed along. It has united people through a common moment of merriment. It has offered spectators an escape from their own circumstances, a brief opportunity to enter into another person’s narrative.
These tales will keep circulating, told in bars, living rooms, and on TikTok, remembered as proof of the odd events that occur within retail, related with a smile since they amuse rather than offend.
Kae’s video has drawn attention, sparked discussion, and delivered amusement. The tales told within it are outrageous, yet they hold to the truth. Such stories get handed down among generations of Walmart staff and customers, who pass them from one to another.
That moment defied expectation, and it has left behind a physical reminder — the basket itself. It stands as proof of the unpredictable nature of human behavior, a symbol of how people act in ways no one could foresee. It also shows that even the most ordinary objects can carry extraordinary stories.
Kae’s stories have been shown to be worth sharing through the video. People want to hear these stories, which turn a lazy afternoon into something that feels worthwhile.
These tales are outrageous yet accurate. They are the sort of yarns that stick with listeners for years. They are the sort of yarns that bring a grin to your face. They are the sort of yarns that remind you how fortunate you are to dwell in a world where a man dressed as the Tooth Fairy can purchase $210 of toothpaste and give it to children.
The clip has fulfilled its purpose. It has amused, stirred feelings, and brought together viewers from coast to coast. It has proven that Walmart is more than a destination for groceries. It is a setting where real-life narratives unfold.
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