Do you put your shopping cart back where it belongs?

Answer 1

I always put it in a cart corral, even if it means a 100 foot walk.

A. The walk won't kill me, and is actually good for me.
B. Leaving a cart around is like littering, except the litter has a strong possibility of denting someone's car, chipping their light, etc.

Answer 2

Yes. In an orderly society, people don't litter and they put things back where they belong. Leaving shopping carts all over a parking lot makes it difficult for vehicles to park, and the cart can roll because of gravity or the wind and crash into cars. I had a headlight lens broken by a shopping cart crashing into my car on a windy day, and I cursed the bastard who was too lazy to push the cart into the collection pen.

Answer 3

Yes, People are so lazy.. It doesn't take much time or effort to put a shopping cart away. Instead people leave their carts all over the place including available parking spots. I hate having to climb out of the car to move a shopping cart out of the way just to park where I want to. And don't get me started with carts that eventually start rolling down hill and crash into parked vehicles. Come on people "Let's get it together"!!!

Answer 4

Yes because it annoys me more than anything else to come out of a store and find a shopping cart on my back bumper when there's a cart corral not even 10 ft away! I don't want to be one that adds to the shopping cart madness! lol

Answer 5

Yes. I've read that that in part is why Americans are so fat. We're lazy. We drive around for a half hour looking for the closest parking spot. Then we leave our carts by the closest spot. So I park wherever (usually toward the end of the lot, and I always return my cart.) : )

Answer 6

Almost always, unless it is a blizzard outside or raining really hard. Yesterday I was so excited that I got a front row spot at the grocery store....but when I came out I ended up walking twice as far away from my car to get to the cart corral...lol.

Answer 7

Usually, but sometimes i like to try to shove the cart and see if it rolls into the cart area thing from the other side of the parking lot. know what i mean?

Answer 8

some times

Answer 9

Yes, I park as far away from the store as I can and I return the cart or if someone wants it, I give it to them. It's free exercise. You get to walk, your car doesnt get dinged up by other idiots and you can get out of the lot easier. All the good things!

Answer 10

Yes. It takes two minutes to return it to the store. I've heard carts cost $180 each so imagine what it does to food prices when they're crushed, rusted, stolen or abandoned.