WALMART CUSTOMER FINDS VACUUM ADVERTISED FOR $97. A WORKER TRIES TO CONVINCE HIM IT'S $149

A Walmart shopper saw a vacuum cleaner priced at $97, despite a scanner signaling the item was actually $149—leading to a lengthy dispute with an employee over the actual price.

The scene was documented by creator Daniel Ferrusquia (@danieldegollado96).

It starts with Ferrusquia establishing that he scanned the vacuum cleaner, and the price showed $149 despite the tag revealing it to be $52 cheaper.

The employee tried to dismiss his objections by saying, “No, it’s not false advertising … because if you scanned it like you say you did, it’s going to show you the price.”

After several minutes of the back-and-forth, Ferrusquia notes via on-screen caption, “She realizes I’m recording.”

Several seconds later, after they’ve gone around and around about the actual price of the item, the employee says, “So you would like us to match the price for $97? Not a problem?”

Commenters had opinions on the matter. “I worked at Walmart,” one shared. “We granted what the display price said.”