It's interesting how much the stray cart problem varies from place to place. Where I live now it's not an issue at all. Everyone returns their carts so there ar

It's interesting how much the stray cart problem varies from place to place. Where I live now it's not an issue at all. Everyone returns their carts so there are no stray carts for anyone to round up. Other places I've lived, it was probably less than half the carts that got placed into the cart return. Judging by the way carts ended up clustered, once a few people didn't return their carts, others saw it as permission to not return their carts either, though they often pushed them to be next to other unreturned carts.