I basically never see abandoned carts, but I have returned to where I parked my cart to find it gone. I’m sure no one is taking it maliciously, but I am always just an aisle over and I parked it there because the aisle I need is jam packed with shoppers already.
Must shop in a great part of town because this was so not the case anywhere in lower to middle class places in the south lol. Anywhere community is broken by shit like car-centric city planning is also plagued by evil cart habits.
Rarely, if ever, see that shit happen regularly up north, other than in quite specifically low income places like fuckin’ walmart areas or whatever. Even at the worst up here, it’s ALWAYS better than it was in places like Nashville 😮💨
I basically never see abandoned carts, but I have returned to where I parked my cart to find it gone. I’m sure no one is taking it maliciously, but I am always just an aisle over and I parked it there because the aisle I need is jam packed with shoppers already.
Must shop in a great part of town because this was so not the case anywhere in lower to middle class places in the south lol. Anywhere community is broken by shit like car-centric city planning is also plagued by evil cart habits.
Rarely, if ever, see that shit happen regularly up north, other than in quite specifically low income places like fuckin’ walmart areas or whatever. Even at the worst up here, it’s ALWAYS better than it was in places like Nashville 😮💨
The unwritten rules of the cart
Get a cart and a hand basket. Or, put an item in your empty cart and remove it when you return.