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In response to
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In some places it's common to have to insert a quarter to get your shopping cart.
"
by
ty97
At an airport sure, but at a grocery store? That's ridiculous. -- nm
Posted by
No. 1 Stephen in the nation! (aka Sceire)
Nov 18 '12, 12:25
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places that charge for airport carts enrage me. I don't mind the security deposit, but paying for the privilege is annoying.
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mafic
Nov 18, 13:14
(you get it back. It's so they don't grow legs and wander off) -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 18, 12:26
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25 cents is a bargain price for buying a cart -- nm
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ty97
Nov 18, 12:27
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It also keeps them from just being randomly left in the parking lot. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 18, 12:28
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This too. They are like inanimate ne'er-do-wells. -- nm
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Beryllium
Nov 18, 12:30
My thought as well -- nm
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Pippygalore
Nov 18, 12:28
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There was one grocery store that had devices on the carts so if they were a certain distance from the store the wheels would lock. -- nm
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Dano
Nov 18, 12:29
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One of our stores here claims that. I haven't tested the theory -- nm
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ty97
Nov 18, 12:30
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I never tested it either. I just saw the signs. -- nm
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Dano
Nov 18, 12:30
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