Extremely specific contrary case (I always put my cart back, it’s fun when they accordion together), but my grandma appreciates the carts near the handicap spots because then she doesn’t have to get out her walker.

Right? I dont see anyone leaving them arround like its usually depicted. Its either straight up stolen or returned in an orderly fashion.

Not everyone has people they can rely on, homie. At a certain point just accept that there can be a genuinely good reason for not returning a cart instead of doing mental gymnastics to justify a crazy "no tolerance" policy. Literally all that is being asked is that you take that other commenter at face value: it's not always a 100% judge of character. In the first place, the idea of it being a judge of character is a meme, a joke- anyone with actual character would acknowledge that and also acknowledge that they don't always know everything and there are exceptions to every rule..

Why would wealth correlate with morals?

If you're think poor people are more likely to be shitheads, that's propaganda speaking for you.

Sir, this i sa Wendy's, or was a Wendy's... until they shut it down... never mind, it's s dispensery now... you're in the right place.

The book is heavier on the difference between a citizen and a civilian based on the teacher razacks class with emphasis on the burocracey, training, and waste of money of the war machine.

Heinlein wanted to show how war can take over a civilization. Is it dry? Sure I agree with that. Did verhoeven give up on the novel. Yes I read that, he combined elements of the bug hunt at out post 7 with the characters and themes of the book.

It's a mesh, I like verhoevens movie. Just because it's also alot like robocop

Yeah but you cannot eat a cart.

As long as you don't dismember them

Fuck. As former retail worker, I'm going to be livid for the next 15 years thinking about it too.

Heh. My first date with my husband ended up at a pizzeria chain. He pulled out a gift card (he won at karaoke). Believe it or not, despite Weird Al asserting that pulling out a coupon book when on a date is tacky, I actually admired it. We've been together 14 years, and this year is our tenth wedding anniversary. 😊 Turns out we had a whole lot more in common.

Holy shit, I am the opposite. I had thought I wouldn't make extra work for workers (unless I was in a hurry and it was a shelf stable thing, I will always put back a refrigerated or frozen thing where it belongs). But this breaking-the-tedium is a new perspective for me.

The online site for my grocery stores are good for making a list, but never tell me where it is in the store. If possible, some store sites do a list by how you add it. I am a bit obsessive about arranging my list around where stuff is, so I'm not zig zagging.

I use self checkout a lot, but at my local one, they ad match, so I have to show screenshots (or Flipp app) to the cashier to do it.

Used to be mine, too, but I don't browse like I used to. I only browse the Giant Tiger (Canadian budget department store a bit like the old Bargain! Shop and BiWay before it) and Dollarama. 😅

If you don’t return your cart, fuck you!

It seems there's a certain personality type the managers of stores prefer working out there in the parking lot.

Haha, it never dawned on me until someone else said it to me.

One of those things that seems obvious in hindsight.

Wha?

My wife and I use coupon books almost every time we eat out, and we've been together going on 5 years.