Pedantic Struggles: The All Encompassing Philosophy Thread™

[surfndestroy]

I'll push the cart out of the way of parking spaces but not back to the buggy bin. That way drivers aren't impacted and I am helping to create employment. Everything helps in times of a pandemic.

[Orpheus]

I'll push the cart out of the way of parking spaces but not back to the buggy bin. That way drivers aren't impacted and I am helping to create employment. Everything helps in times of a pandemic.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/an ... ing-carts/

This reasoning is kinda faulty and grocery store workers generally prefer you to return your cart.

[blueviper]

JUST F'N RETURN THE CART TO THE CORRAL AND DO YOUR GOOD DEED FOR THE DAY

[McParadigm]

You’ll never convince me that people who can’t be bothered to return the trolley wash their hands after peeing.

[BurtReynolds]

It depends on how close the shopping cart return spot is. I'm not walking halfway across the parking lot!

[Jorge]

You are a child

[Jorge]

A tiny little child!

[doug rr]

not returning a cart puts you on my shit list no matter who you are forever..even if you do it just once

[Orpheus]

It depends on how close the shopping cart return spot is. I'm not walking halfway across the parking lot!

Garbage take, try again.

[BurtReynolds]

Oh please. This is how things have always been done! It's tradition! It's perfectly acceptable to leave the cart between spaces. It's not like I leave them in a way that people are unable to park. I'm not a monster.

They already rip us off on the prices. Now you want to do free labor for them?!

[doug rr]

no, you're a monster..a selfish monster

[BurtReynolds]

no, you're a monster..a selfish monster

You're being exploited by the corporations. Fight back! Throw the carts in the middle of the street.

Frankly, it's unethical to return the carts at all.

[Orpheus]

Garbage

[BurtReynolds]

[surfndestroy]

I'll push the cart out of the way of parking spaces but not back to the buggy bin. That way drivers aren't impacted and I am helping to create employment. Everything helps in times of a pandemic.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/an ... ing-carts/

This reasoning is kinda faulty and grocery store workers generally prefer you to return your cart.

I actually always put away my cart but that article you linked to was really just workers saying we're busy and it's not a task we enjoy doing.

[Orpheus]

It was actually saying there is no "designated cart returner," so you're not creating jobs by doing this.

[Norah]

selfishness as a virtue

[Birds in Hell]

Do you guys have the trolleys where you have to put a dollar in a little lock to release it, which then gets returned when you bring it back and relock it?

[ghost]

Do you guys have the trolleys where you have to put a dollar in a little lock to release it, which then gets returned when you bring it back and relock it?

Aldi has this but it's only 25 cents.

[BurtReynolds]

Never seen one but I think they have them in some cities.