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in the UK, trolley deposits are much more expensive, at £1. people are more likely to retrieve a £1 than a quarter, but the atomic payout is ~5x higher, so I wo
by permo-w 2y ago
in the UK, trolley deposits are much more expensive, at £1. people are more likely to retrieve a £1 than a quarter, but the atomic payout is ~5x higher, so I wonder which scenario yields better pay for the homeless
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- mikepurvis 2y agoI mean ultimately the goal is to find a balance where carts won’t be everywhere and customers aren’t inconvenienced to the point of choosing a different store.
- permo-w 2y agoI mean either way carts aren't gonna be everywhere, and I don't think pounds have ever been a problem for shoppers in the UK