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It's certainly a lot easier and faster to walk around a crowded grocery store without a cart than with one. No idea why you are conflating the desire to push a
by craftyguy 8y ago
It's certainly a lot easier and faster to walk around a crowded grocery store without a cart than with one.
No idea why you are conflating the desire to push a shopping cars with the ability to cook food..
- ip26 8y agoIt seems like someone who finds grocery shopping an insufferable hassle is going to feel the same way about spending an hour or two cooking dinner. Maybe it's true, and carts are a great burden on many people. I've just not seen it myself, so I'm a bit flabbergasted. Especially since children can ride in carts.
- jryle70 8y agoCooking is enjoyable. Pushing card in a crowded store is not. You either feel annoyed that you're blocked by someone's, or feel awkward that yours is blocking others. From that perspective not having carts is beneficial to the store as well, since customers now can enjoy lingering in the store longer.