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Not Costco's - have been to many over the years and they have some of the best maintained, good quality carts you don't mind dragging across their gigantic park
by blinkingled 3y ago
Not Costco's - have been to many over the years and they have some of the best maintained, good quality carts you don't mind dragging across their gigantic parking lot.
- jbandela1 3y agoAlso Publix tends to have pretty nicely maintained shopping carts. Part of the reason might be that they provide complimentary cart service where someone will push the cart out to your car and help load the groceries.
- blinkingled 3y agoAh yes forgot about Publix - and yeah more than once I have been asked by Publix employees if I needed help pushing the cart - they seemed to be happy to do it too!
- thsksbd 3y agoPublix is the best. My wife's family used to work for them and the benefits were great. Free college tuition for one. Defined retirement. Very decent health care (better than a well known Southern multinational you've heard about corporate care) It's all gone now, I believe, now that the family list control of it (but I thought the employees owned half of it :S ?)
- batch12 3y agoWhen I worked there as a bagger many years ago, it was expected. If the customer said no, we were to insist. Even then, we'd get looks from management if we let too many buggies leave the store without us. Also, we'd get in serious trouble if we accepted a tip.
- zaptrem 3y agoAlso Ikea. It’s weird how quiet and easy they are to push.
- DavidPeiffer 3y agoI bet the long path through every department IKEA nudges you to take forces their hand a bit compared to, say, a grocery store.
- thsksbd 3y agoTheir carts' stack is FIFO, not LIFO so they get worn evenly.