Red Mosquito

BurtReynolds wrote:

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.

surfndestroy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

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.

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

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

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

You are a child

A tiny little child!

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

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

Garbage take, try again.

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?!

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

doug rr wrote: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.

Garbage

Orpheus wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

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.

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

selfishness as a virtue

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?

Birds in Hell wrote: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.

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