[Cherie]

They sell shopping bags on wheels for a reason, never in my life seen an elderly person pushing a supermarket shopping trolley home

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Cherie

They sell shopping bags on wheels for a reason, never in my life seen an elderly person pushing a supermarket shopping trolley home

Well you haven't lived where I do.
I have seen it often.

Sometimes people go to a store and buy things they didn't expect to.
The shopping trolley saved them carrying heavier bags than they expected to.

Not everyone may have shopping bags on wheels.
Great for those who have admittedly.

Anyway, I don't think I was in any way ignorant when I brought them home with loads of stuff in them.
As I said, where I lived at the time, the store didn't object.

[GoldHeart]

Just no

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Well you haven't lived where I do.
I have seen it often.

Sometimes people go to a store and buy things they didn't expect to.
The shopping trolley saved them carrying heavier bags than they expected to.

Not everyone may have shopping bags on wheels.
Great for those who have admittedly.

Anyway, I don't think I was in any way ignorant when I brought them home with loads of stuff in them.
As I said, where I lived at the time, the store didn't object.

Sadly the reason trolleys are now coin release and some stores baskets are tagged is down to non return so the majority are ignorant in my view

If you took it back then no issue but I would hazard 80% don’t

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Sadly the reason trolleys are now coin release and some stores baskets are tagged is down to non return so the majority are ignorant in my view

If you took it back then no issue but I would hazard 80% don’t

Certain stores in my area don't have them on coin release now Cherie.
Haven't for a fair while.
Asda for instance doesn't.

M&S do but not Asda.

Anyway, it's years ago, 13 years ago when shopping for Mum, I just piled all in the trolley and wheeled it home.
They weren't on coin release then either.

Then we took it back next day.

Although I can see a problem if suddenly everyone marched out with trolleys and didn't take them back definitely.
That would be wrong and more likely ignorant.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Certain stores in my area don't have them on coin release now Cherie.
Haven't for a fair while.
Asda for instance doesn't.

M&S do but not Asda.

Anyway, it's years ago, 13 years ago when shopping for Mum, I just piled all in the trolley and wheeled it home.
They weren't on coin release then either.

Then we took it back next day.

Although I can see a problem if suddenly everyone marched out with trolleys and didn't take them back definitely.
That would be wrong and more likely ignorant.

Looks like Rust is to blame with her games

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Looks like Rust is to blame with her games

Oh gosh, I've just read rustigals post. joker:

[GoldHeart]

And I never thought a supermarket would allow anyone to ?? . Some trolley wheels stop when you start to take them off the grounds .

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Oh gosh, I've just read rustigals post. joker:

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Well you haven't lived where I do.
I have seen it often.

Sometimes people go to a store and buy things they didn't expect to.
The shopping trolley saved them carrying heavier bags than they expected to.

Not everyone may have shopping bags on wheels.
Great for those who have admittedly.

Anyway, I don't think I was in any way ignorant when I brought them home with loads of stuff in them.
As I said, where I lived at the time, the store didn't object.

Joey’s scandal taking a shopping trolley home