Nice work. Small things like that add up. It is also another way to get a bit of exercise as every step counts. I usually park way out in the lot and grab a cart heading in. Publix days revisited…
I get about 2 - 2500 if I walk the whole store plus back and forth to the car. I park in the back by the exit so some door slinger in a corolla doesn't park next to me.
This is the same type thing as left lane driving. No reason to do it yet it happens.
Well, you just had to do it…
You can park your car next to the cart corral if you’re a Mom with those concerns.
Its all types now. Soccer moms, young guys with man buns, corollas and civics driving 65 and refusing to move over. I cant figure out if its laziness or stupidity.
It’s also a passive/aggressive behavior IMO.
It's stupidity. And they are in every state. Entitled drivers and vigilante speed regulators. Clueless.
I often plan a meal or two while I'm walking through the store which requires me to backtrack to aisles I've already been down. That and I'm old and forgetful which requires the same thing.
I think he means the whole experience. Parking lot, walking the aisles, 3 trips to the bathroom, going back to produce twice.
Most of the time. On occasion if I’m in real hurry i will put it on a curb or somewhere out of the way of cars.
Mom Gets Backlash for Not Returning Shopping Carts—But Is She Wrong?
A mom on TikTok says she doesn't return her shopping cart when out with her kids, and the comments are brutal.www.yahoo.com
Seems this lady didn't get the desired response or maybe she did. See this a lot these days but it's always been a thing. Most return them but there are some lazy buttholes that leave them in the parking lot or propped up on the curb. I guess its as big a problem as parking properly.
