Do You Brehs Pass the Shopping Cart Test?

[Dad]

I hate grocery shopping, I’m usually trying to get out of there asap !!

 

[cyndaquil]

Morally speaking you would have to address my second post then.

Providing a service to a business for free, Means that the business won't have pay for the service themselves. Which means less jobs.

Its actually more morally correct to force them to pay their employees again. Like i mentioned before back in the 1950s nobody carried out their groceries themselves. People were paid to carry them out for you. and they earned enough doing this to support a family.

Saving a business time and money is not a morally correct choice. They owe that to us, not the other way around.

Morally my only responsibility is to ensure i don't damage other customers cars with my cart. Not to return it to store for no pay.

Bro typing all this you failed the test it's ok

 

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[Luke Cage]

Bro typing all this you failed the test it's ok

i only try to pass tests that reward you for a passing grade.

tests that punish you for passing i am happy to fail.

Notice that the other poster who also had a job collecting carts agreed with me. Lets us do the work breh. Laziness gets us paid.

The people promoting this policy are no different than the people who promote tipping culture for service instead of paying servers a proper wage.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

I bring my cart back to the front of the store if it's not too far. Otherwise I put it in the designated area in the parking lot.

Yup. I do the same. It’s the principle that matters

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

Yes. Idgaf what other ppl aren’t doing. I’m still doing it.

 

[Mrhateeverything]

100 percent of the time i return my shopping cart. Even if it’s far I don’t care . I could always use extra steps

 

[Admiral Kali]

You can apply the same logic to people who don't rack the weights in the gym

 

[Uachet]

I put the cart in designated areas, and the hand basket back where I got it from.

I understand how annoying it can be to want to park my vehicle in a spot, and in that spot is a cart. Not a big deal normally, but can be one when the parking lot is full. Then I have to get out the car and move the cart anyway.

I would not use the Cart test as some sort of determination about the morality of a person though. There are better and more effective ways to make that assessment.

 

[OneDeep]

They never promoted you to being inside the store in 17 years?
Not knocking you, if you are happy doing that though. Hopefully it's at Costco (I've heard they have good benefits).

Local store but big chain in Louisiana

I could of gone inside but I’m bout to move to Houston so I got like just about another full work week & a day so

 

[Chip Skylark]

Sheeeiiiiit. I’ll park my car in the cart return

Man this will piss me off

 

[SheWantTheD]

This is old.. but people are just lazy.

Also the reason why people are willing to spend 10-15 minutes looking for parking closest to the store rather than parking a lil father away and having to walk farther.

I ALWAYS put my car back and sometimes put it back in the actual store rather than the Cart Bay.

 

[MajesticLion]

the little courtesies that make life better for everyone

I remember this same premise being around leaning open from the passenger seat to open the door for a man from the inside.

Yall scoffed and knocked down the homeless man asking for change but act like you got morals because you returned a cart

Perspective.

 

[Strapped]

I always bring it back

 

[Da Jungles]

There’s plenty to do in a grocery store. If the customers are bringing the carts back, they’ll just have the workers doing other bullshyt. I’m speaking from experience