Posted By: JKD
Shopping trolleys and drivers with no manners - 06/11/2017 12:45
At some supermarkets I've noticed that there are always a lot of trolleys just abandoned everywhere in the car park, instead of being placed back in the trolley bays.
Some of them are near parked cars, where they could quite easily get knocked or roll into them and cause damage. But I suppose it doesn't matter does it, to the people who are leaving their trolleys like that? I mean, their cars are fine, so why care about anyone else's property, right?
Makes sense why some supermarkets have shoppers put in a pound to use a trolley. Because whilst manners are totally free, they're somehow still unobtainable for some people. People with manners will put their trolleys back, for a number of reasons. But a pound? That will make sure everyone puts their trolleys back, for at least a hundred reasons.
Also, when you see someone who has been waiting a long time to join the main road, and everybody has just been going past them, so you give them way. And instead of a nod, a smile, a wave or hazard lights to say thank you, they just drive off.
Probably off to the supermarket.
Some of them are near parked cars, where they could quite easily get knocked or roll into them and cause damage. But I suppose it doesn't matter does it, to the people who are leaving their trolleys like that? I mean, their cars are fine, so why care about anyone else's property, right?
Makes sense why some supermarkets have shoppers put in a pound to use a trolley. Because whilst manners are totally free, they're somehow still unobtainable for some people. People with manners will put their trolleys back, for a number of reasons. But a pound? That will make sure everyone puts their trolleys back, for at least a hundred reasons.
Also, when you see someone who has been waiting a long time to join the main road, and everybody has just been going past them, so you give them way. And instead of a nod, a smile, a wave or hazard lights to say thank you, they just drive off.
Probably off to the supermarket.