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So shopping carts are a nefarious thing now? Imagine a grocery store without shopping carts...
Lol, isn't it technically your stuff at that point? Do you think someone should also unload the groceries at your house too?
Does that mean you prefer to leave it in the road? What's wrong with using those shopping cart corrals?
LOL at the better grocery stores, they offer to come out to the car and load the goods for you as a courtesy, since the goods are still at their store. So, your question about thinking they should ride home with each customer to handle the groceries is a mighty stupid one indeed. In your imagined scenario, how would the employee get back to the store? You think people have time to drive the personnel back and forth to the store, when they don't have time to transport carts across parking lots to certain designated locations, to make less work for the workers? You think the employees are allowed to leave the jobsite and go home with customers? Dumb.
A shopping cart is a tool. I never said carts were "nefarious"; that silliness is on you. And I certainly never said to leave it in the road, which is particularly idiotic in response to a remark about making sure it's out of the way of cars. Interesting that you felt you had to put words in my mouth to get anywhere with this.
Seethe harder, Karen.
Bless your heart, you must lack the skills to look at statements objectively. I used analogies and hyperbole to point out your illogical and/or ridiculous standpoints. You have even deleted your own initial comment and now it seems you've changed your position and are now in agreement that the carts should be returned after use? I'm not seething, but it seems you are. By the way, there's no shame in being wrong. We all make mistakes from time to time.