When you go grocery shopping do you
#63
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I have to tell this story.
DD and I went to Walmart one day. As we got out of the van the first thing I noticed was an elderly lady get out of her car and I noticed she was having a difficult time. She walked around her car holding on to the car and she nearly fell a couple of times. I noticed that she kept looking around. So when I got up to her I asked if she needed help to get in the store. Her response was YES, I was looking for a buggy (cart) to use. She also said I wish they would leave a few carts near the handy cap parking spaces. People like me need them.
I just wanted to throw this out there but not as an argument for leaving a cart in the lot for being too lazy. But only as an experience I had.
DD and I went to Walmart one day. As we got out of the van the first thing I noticed was an elderly lady get out of her car and I noticed she was having a difficult time. She walked around her car holding on to the car and she nearly fell a couple of times. I noticed that she kept looking around. So when I got up to her I asked if she needed help to get in the store. Her response was YES, I was looking for a buggy (cart) to use. She also said I wish they would leave a few carts near the handy cap parking spaces. People like me need them.
I just wanted to throw this out there but not as an argument for leaving a cart in the lot for being too lazy. But only as an experience I had.
#64
I always put my cart in the return area.
Here in my town, it's an unspoken courtesy that you stop your car when a person is walking from the store to the lot with their cart. Sometimes you just can't stop that heavy cart from rolling away on you.
Do drivers in your home town stop as you are exiting the store?
Here in my town, it's an unspoken courtesy that you stop your car when a person is walking from the store to the lot with their cart. Sometimes you just can't stop that heavy cart from rolling away on you.
Do drivers in your home town stop as you are exiting the store?
#65
I guess I'm a little surprised that some of us don't put the carts back. It's always seemed to me to be rude to leave a cart out loose, expecting someone else to take care of it. Especially when the only vacant parking space holds an errant cart, or when a cart takes off down the lot and runs into someone's parked car. It's just like if I knocked some cans off the shelf in the grocery store, I don't expect someone else to pick them up for me. I made the mess, I clean it up. I used the cart, I put it back.
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