Some people believe the cart is simply too far from their spot (also known as laziness), while others blame it on young children who can't be left unattended or Mother Nature's untimely downpours. Then there are people who assume it's just the store employees job to collect the carts.
A universal problem.
ReplyDeleteWe will never know the correct answer.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of the kid aspect before.
ReplyDeleteI'm just heading down to the Santa Claus parade for shots of the floats but it sure looks cold out there.
Well somebody else will carry it away, isn't it, I am in a hurry.
ReplyDeleteJust a few days ago I saw a guy take his groceries to his car that was parked in the very first slot on the row merely 8 feet from the place to put your carts. He just pushed his cart to the curb instead. I couldn't believe it. It was probably 3 feet more to put it where it belonged.
ReplyDeleteA shopping center in the very early morning or late at night can be a deserted and spooky place. It is private property, and when closed people there can be charged with trespassing for just being there.
ReplyDeleteCarts here you pay €2 and if you don't bring it back you lose your money. The carts are all chained together and you need a €2 coin to release it.
ReplyDeleteI see them in all sorts of places like homeless shelters or in tree houses
ReplyDeleteToo lazy to take them back.
ReplyDeleteSorry Andy but that second anonymous comment is me and I don't know what gives the trouble every time I try to give one. Its clear I can't use an Ipad anymore for this and have to wait until I sit behind my desktop.
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