May 12, 2016 6:18 PM
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CassiusFaux
Target is forever away from here. We see their shopping carts out in the warehouse lot across the street daily. New carts too.
lifeisapicnic
Saw one of those in the alley of my neighborhood where you can hardly get a single family home for a quarter million so
littlefish638
That's a good fucking cart boys!
ordohereticusinquisitor
"Flavius? Is this neighborhood secure?" "Nay! The upstart plebians have left one of those queer metallic wheeled baskets out again!"
r0g3rwi1c0
They steal them and use them to haul your stuff off after they rip your house off.
sinankoja
Detroit here. I can confirm.
travelswithchinaski
Oakland here, can also confirm
disaffectedbuttlazy
Vegas away from the strip.
glowbug
Neighborhood*
kcgingerbeard
My next door neighbor has one on the side of their house. At least they make me look like a better neighbor
PurpleAid
The store I work at got a shipment of 100 carts last year, in October. We lost all of them and it's May
OliverKlozoff1269
Take that one back! You'll get a quarter from it! Ka-ching!!
GreenLanternMD
The more "dollar" stores you see, the poorer the neighborhood.
mattygspot
Bunch of animals...
SpuriousCorrelation
Upper class shitty neighbourhood
spriseris
At thumbnail, thought it said "Condom shopping cart"
TomeBagel
Our shopping trolleys have wheels that lock up once your a certain distance from the shop to prevent theft, is that not a thing in the USA?
DXAshram
Around where I live, it's literally only Walmart that does that.
Cheomesh
It is, just not everywhere. My neighborhood had the biggest "offender" install them a year ago and it reduced the issue a while. Now 1/2
people who were doing that realize they can walk across the street and shop at a place that doesn't have it installed yet. 2/2
Muguru
In Minneapolis (Minnesota) just about any store with shopping carts have wheels that lock if they leave the premises.
BKTOVA
When I lived in Brownsville Brooklyn their were shopping carts in almost every alley. But thing was no stores in Brownsville had shopping ca
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nimeton0
A really, really bad neighbourhood: https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s320x320/e35/12748289_223124488034955_1828988996_n.jpg
RedTheAlpaca
My school is in the hood and I see them all the time, along with police swerving warrants.
Hornsfan80
Oh shit Bob! watch out for that Warrant!
madetheaccountjustforyou
How do you drive a warrant?
Serving
TheGlow
I remember working at bestbuy at a strip mall, people walked the carts over to the bus stop, all lazy. No one would collect to put back, 1/
till one late shift I was there around midnight and saw city garbage truck come and pick them all up and crush em. Boss cried they are 2/
something like $400 a piece. but still wouldnt pay the overtime to send someone 5min walk over to collect and bring back. I loved watching
WilletteDilella51
Today I learned something new
rnorja
I find your lack of Bubbles disturbing
JonSnowNosNothing
Bubbles said it just has one squeaky wheel
The Wire Bubbles or Trailer Park Boys Bubbles?
DiastaticPower
Probably since shopping carts.
fartnugget69
Spelling neighborhood, 'neighbourhood': letting us know how much better we are than you since 1776.
dontblinkdontevenblinkanddontlookaway
i don't drive and i have thought about taking one, but the guilt of stealing would consume me
Holy shit, a decent human being.
I balance it by kicking puppies and small children
BeatsBearsBattlestarGallactica
Just buy a foldable cart
i usually just walk to the story and then take Lift home. i am thinking about getting a thing for my bike now that my kid is older
That also works.
SirenofTitan
This looks shopped.
meganical
Looks like the aliens took another homeless person
Squideer
I'm that weird person who actually wheels them back to the store, Even if I didn't leave them there in the first place.
dahlitheweiner
With ya there, me too
SpyrusCogwheel
Be careful though. If they stay too long in the wild they will have a problem adapting again with the other carts.
paulthefremen
And YOU are the reason humanity still exists! Never stop the fight
Arnson94
Fight the good fight, three dog would be proud
whatspaulplayingtoday
AWOOOOOOOO!
MidgetScatParty
M'lady!
zerothealien
I put in easier to see places. Theres people who get paid nicely to pick them up.
Crashdlanding
As a retail worker, thank you
ACatNamedVirtute
Where I live if you do that some homeless person will probably attack you for stealing their cart.
SleepyRidin
You the real MVP
IComeWithWifi
Yep. If I'm going even slightly nearer the store, I wheel it back. Humanity will prevail, dammit.
RamsesMCMXCI
In a shitty neighborhood someone will shank you for trying to take their cart
prfesser
+1 for doing the right thing.
ocegur
The right thing would be not to take them out in the first place.
tehPhreakmang
no wonder i can never find one to steal, come on man I'm trying to get metal for welding projects.. gah
jsktrogdor
You can just call the store and tell them about the cart. They'll come pick it up. People dump them in my work parking lot all the time.
It happens often enough that it's not worth the hassle of calling every time it happens, It's easier to just take them back personally.
almostsomething182
That makes absolutely no sense. Calling 100 times is literally easier than wheeling even one cart back.
How is that easier? That seems like the exact opposite of easier.
CassiusFaux
Target is forever away from here. We see their shopping carts out in the warehouse lot across the street daily. New carts too.
lifeisapicnic
Saw one of those in the alley of my neighborhood where you can hardly get a single family home for a quarter million so
littlefish638
That's a good fucking cart boys!
ordohereticusinquisitor
"Flavius? Is this neighborhood secure?" "Nay! The upstart plebians have left one of those queer metallic wheeled baskets out again!"
r0g3rwi1c0
They steal them and use them to haul your stuff off after they rip your house off.
sinankoja
Detroit here. I can confirm.
travelswithchinaski
Oakland here, can also confirm
disaffectedbuttlazy
Vegas away from the strip.
glowbug
Neighborhood*
kcgingerbeard
My next door neighbor has one on the side of their house. At least they make me look like a better neighbor
PurpleAid
The store I work at got a shipment of 100 carts last year, in October. We lost all of them and it's May
OliverKlozoff1269
Take that one back! You'll get a quarter from it! Ka-ching!!
GreenLanternMD
The more "dollar" stores you see, the poorer the neighborhood.
mattygspot
Bunch of animals...
SpuriousCorrelation
Upper class shitty neighbourhood
spriseris
At thumbnail, thought it said "Condom shopping cart"
TomeBagel
Our shopping trolleys have wheels that lock up once your a certain distance from the shop to prevent theft, is that not a thing in the USA?
DXAshram
Around where I live, it's literally only Walmart that does that.
Cheomesh
It is, just not everywhere. My neighborhood had the biggest "offender" install them a year ago and it reduced the issue a while. Now 1/2
Cheomesh
people who were doing that realize they can walk across the street and shop at a place that doesn't have it installed yet. 2/2
Muguru
In Minneapolis (Minnesota) just about any store with shopping carts have wheels that lock if they leave the premises.
BKTOVA
When I lived in Brownsville Brooklyn their were shopping carts in almost every alley. But thing was no stores in Brownsville had shopping ca
BKTOVA
rts
nimeton0
A really, really bad neighbourhood: https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s320x320/e35/12748289_223124488034955_1828988996_n.jpg
RedTheAlpaca
My school is in the hood and I see them all the time, along with police swerving warrants.
Hornsfan80
Oh shit Bob! watch out for that Warrant!
madetheaccountjustforyou
How do you drive a warrant?
RedTheAlpaca
Serving
TheGlow
I remember working at bestbuy at a strip mall, people walked the carts over to the bus stop, all lazy. No one would collect to put back, 1/
TheGlow
till one late shift I was there around midnight and saw city garbage truck come and pick them all up and crush em. Boss cried they are 2/
TheGlow
something like $400 a piece. but still wouldnt pay the overtime to send someone 5min walk over to collect and bring back. I loved watching
WilletteDilella51
Today I learned something new
rnorja
I find your lack of Bubbles disturbing
JonSnowNosNothing
Bubbles said it just has one squeaky wheel
Cheomesh
The Wire Bubbles or Trailer Park Boys Bubbles?
DiastaticPower
Probably since shopping carts.
fartnugget69
Spelling neighborhood, 'neighbourhood': letting us know how much better we are than you since 1776.
dontblinkdontevenblinkanddontlookaway
i don't drive and i have thought about taking one, but the guilt of stealing would consume me
madetheaccountjustforyou
Holy shit, a decent human being.
dontblinkdontevenblinkanddontlookaway
I balance it by kicking puppies and small children
BeatsBearsBattlestarGallactica
Just buy a foldable cart
dontblinkdontevenblinkanddontlookaway
i usually just walk to the story and then take Lift home. i am thinking about getting a thing for my bike now that my kid is older
BeatsBearsBattlestarGallactica
That also works.
SirenofTitan
This looks shopped.
meganical
Looks like the aliens took another homeless person
Squideer
I'm that weird person who actually wheels them back to the store, Even if I didn't leave them there in the first place.
dahlitheweiner
With ya there, me too
SpyrusCogwheel
Be careful though. If they stay too long in the wild they will have a problem adapting again with the other carts.
paulthefremen
And YOU are the reason humanity still exists! Never stop the fight
Arnson94
Fight the good fight, three dog would be proud
whatspaulplayingtoday
AWOOOOOOOO!
MidgetScatParty
M'lady!
zerothealien
I put in easier to see places. Theres people who get paid nicely to pick them up.
Crashdlanding
As a retail worker, thank you
ACatNamedVirtute
Where I live if you do that some homeless person will probably attack you for stealing their cart.
SleepyRidin
You the real MVP
IComeWithWifi
Yep. If I'm going even slightly nearer the store, I wheel it back. Humanity will prevail, dammit.
RamsesMCMXCI
In a shitty neighborhood someone will shank you for trying to take their cart
prfesser
+1 for doing the right thing.
ocegur
The right thing would be not to take them out in the first place.
tehPhreakmang
no wonder i can never find one to steal, come on man I'm trying to get metal for welding projects.. gah
jsktrogdor
You can just call the store and tell them about the cart. They'll come pick it up. People dump them in my work parking lot all the time.
Squideer
It happens often enough that it's not worth the hassle of calling every time it happens, It's easier to just take them back personally.
almostsomething182
That makes absolutely no sense. Calling 100 times is literally easier than wheeling even one cart back.
jsktrogdor
How is that easier? That seems like the exact opposite of easier.