Oblivious tards in the grocery store with carts

[AKM]

people like that are why I don't go to Walmart

 

[benenglish]

I park my cart at the end of aisles (out of the way) and walk down the aisles to get what I need.

I thought I was the only one.

 

[breakingcontact]

I thought I was the only one.

To me...its way easier and quicker. But I always get weird looks. We doing it wrong?

 

[benenglish]

We doing it wrong?

Maybe. I just hate it when I go down the first aisle to grab something, leaving my empty cart behind, and return to find that some store worker has taken it away, thinking it was abandoned.

 

[Charlie]

Timing is critical. If you can go between 7 and 8 in the morning, you get good parking, vendors in the isles stocking (that know where everything is), and virtually no line at the cash register. But you gotta' live close to a small town for all that to happen.

 

[breakingcontact]

Maybe. I just hate it when I go down the first aisle to grab something, leaving my empty cart behind, and return to find that some store worker has taken it away, thinking it was abandoned.

Fortunately most grocery store employees aren't that eager

 

[Younggun]

When I go to the store I just take a quick inventory of carts at the end of the isle, grab one with stuff I like, and head to the check out.


Saves tons of time and I don't block any isles.

 

[breakingcontact]

When I go to the store I just take a quick inventory of carts at the end of the isle, grab one with stuff I like, and head to the check out.


Saves tons of time and I don't block any isles.

THAT is efficient shopping.

 

[mosin]

Maybe. I just hate it when I go down the first aisle to grab something, leaving my empty cart behind, and return to find that some store worker has taken it away, thinking it was abandoned.

I probably stole it

I'm awful about running into to just grab one thing, then being in the middle store trying to cradle groceries while dangling a gallon of milk off my pinky and searching for an empty cart.