Taken from Dan Crenshaw #1454: https://youtu.be/B-DiuM5KsPM
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Taken from Dan Crenshaw #1454: https://youtu.be/B-DiuM5KsPM
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My first job was pushing carts at a supermarket, so this is kind of depressing, because very few people bother to put the carts back.
interesting points about the shopping cart. I'll just come out and say it, iI'm one of those people who doesn't (always) bring it back. But I do feel the shame. Of course, I have justified it to myself. I tell myself, well, they have people who come out and grab them and it's part of what I pay for in the price of my groceries. Also, when I was a young man, I worked as a cart pusher for a grocery store. This was before those little corrals were invented and everyone left their carts in the parking lot, but part of my justification is – well I had to push those carts in the blinding heat and humidity of summer or blistering colds of a NY winter, in the snow and ice and stuff, so why now do I have to bring them back? Of course, it's all just a justification. Dan and Joe have opened my eyes. I'll start bringing them back now. The overall point is sound.
The fact that more than 90k have watched this video and it only has 2.4k likes, there’s a lot wrong with a lot of people out there. Not to mention the ones who disliked it smfh 🤦♂️
CartNarcs!®
I don't put the cart away because they save money by making me wait in line even after they saved money by u-scans. They can take that saved money and hire a cart pusher. I didn't notice a price drop after U-scans opened. Now we're supposed to return carts, scan groceries, do we stock shelves in the future? If they figure out a way to make you.