Do you put shopping carts back when you're done loading your car?

I don't just put it back, I put it back with style. 😎

I put it back and get my £1 coin back 🙂🙂

I no longer use them, but when I did, I not only put MINE back, and also the one that was rolling around the parking lot.

Known as "trolleys" here, but I always return them anyway.

I like to think I've more self-respect than those who just dump them anywhere, blocking parking spaces, risking damaging others' cars and creating needless extra work for the staff. Plus, I want my £1 deposit back from the chain-lock!

Home? Taking the trolley from the site without authority could be treated as theft.

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They have plenty already from the selfish goons who pick up items then dump them any old where else in the shop rather than replace them properly. Are they really incapable of making and staying with positive choices among more than two types of cheese and three of biscuits? Or indeed of not handling foods they do not want?

Or those who turn baskets of non-food goods (clothes etc.) into a very untidy mess.

Or who open boxes to look at the goods rather than study the photographs and specifications on the label. I once had to return a lamp because I'd not noticed some idiot had opened then re-packed the box without damage, but had lost a small part of the lamp in doing so. (I was lucky on my return to search, and find it under the basket.)

One shop assistant told me it often takes them over an hour after closing time to repair the muddle!

Always push them back to the cart corral

I return mine and usually a stray that I pass along the way.

Yes i wheel them back, and before reaching the row they belong in, i give it a final big push forward just to see if i can get it back in perfectly from a distance. Fun every time, gets a lot of weird stares :D

I always push them back. Except when my son was a little baby because I didn't feel comfortable leaving him in the car while I ran back.

I’m the person who actually takes the cart back into the store bruh!! 😭😭 cause I feel bad for workers coming out at night. I know other fuckers could care less but I gotta heart 🫶🏼

I used to work bringing the carts in. So annoying when they're everywhere but the corral

I kick it and let it go wherever it wishes to

Yep because if I just left it in the middle of a car park either I or someone else would hit it with the car. Also it’s not fair on a disabled person or people that are in a rush to have to move it out the way before they get parked. There is no excuse not to take it back ever. It’s selfish and lazy. If people want to steal it fair enough but don’t leave it for the rest of us to move. 😂

People who don't are douches. It says a lot about your character.

I always put them back, but last time I did, I was in the corrugated iron trolley shelter when an old guy was ejected from the store for stealing chocolate bars. He was so furious he smashed his metal walking stick against the shelter with such force it practically deafened me 😬

Yes, always

I always put them back, even if the weather's nasty out. Many of the stores now have them geolocked so they can't leave the parking areas to be stolen by people, the wheels just lock up beyond a certain point.

Yes I do

Always

Of course I bring them back. Sometimes bring back others that look like they're ready to roll into someone's car.

I push it out to the street and say "You're free now"

I backed into one last week became of some lazy eff 🤬

I return it most of the time.

How come we’re supposed to use the checkout line instead of the self-check “so workers don’t lose their jobs,” but bringing the carts back for them has no effect on that?

Always.

I absolutely hate the people who leave them in parking spots. And wtf is with people thinking it's cool to take them home? Those things cost like two or three hundred bucks.

I only see homeless take the carts

I always put them back because it’s so rude not too.

Most definitely! To not put your cart back in just rude in my opinion.

I am 53 and permanently disabled with terminal cardiopulmonary issues, on assisted oxygen 27/7. I have lost a lot of my strength and tire extremely quickly from any kind of activity and use the supplied scooters at stores. However, many times they're not available and have to use regular carts, but even then I am still able to put them away in their parking lot corrals, and if a FAT, CRIPPLE ON ASSISTED OXYGEN can do it, ANYONE CAN 🤬