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At my local there's often a few columns of trolleys next to each other. I always go for the column with the fewest trolleys as I assume that the trolley sitting
by milliams 3y ago
At my local there's often a few columns of trolleys next to each other. I always go for the column with the fewest trolleys as I assume that the trolley sitting at the head of the longest column is likely to have an issue.
- dmarto 3y agoI do the same, but for a different reason. In my mind, they are less accessible, as the end of the line usually has metal guardrails, thus leaving the closer and easier-to-reach carts for other people. On the other hand, in my area, I have never seen a broken cart, perhaps because they require coins to operate.
- vladvasiliu 3y agoIn my area they also require coins, yet they're often busted in some way. I think the root of the issue is the people who use them, coins or not.
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- aqfamnzc 3y agoI'm enjoying learning about shopping cart / trolley-based game theory. Haha