Why would there be an employee handing out carts? Isn't self-service the whole point of a supermarket in the first place?
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sometimes the person who brings carts in will be there and will politely push some carts to customers as a nicety. its not a regular thing but its a thing I have come across. Can't quite describe it but working at places I have done things like that which are situational. Your working anyway and making the customer experience better is usually never frowned on.
What I like about this is that it's not just later in the day -- in the second panel she is pregnant with no baby, then has a baby, then a toddler and is pregnant, then a kindergartener and a toddler. It's probably at least 4 years later!
oh your right. I just was the husband and kids and thought she was just representing doing stuff during the day. That is so much funnier.
I often hand off carts to other customers instead of bringing them back. Saves time for both of us. Helps that the carts in my local supermarket don't have a deposit, which probably means that my area is quite privileged (cart deposits are almost universal in my country).
Funny thing is the only time I have done this or see it happen is with aldi the only place around me that uses the cart deposit (although I wish everyplace did). Usually the person instigates by seeing you coming back and holds up the coin and then you exchange. The incentive is its a bit easier than having to mess around with the coin unlocking the system. With free carts though, unfortunately folks maybe bring them to the parking lot cart return carrals but at least half the folks just leave them whereever. I will usually grab one of the ones left around to get it out of the way and I don't get why more folks don't do that. Granted the people discarding them whereever are aweful but when I grab one of theres Im like. Im a saint. Anyway it saves you having to grab one when you get to the front but folks will walk by them in the lot and then get to the store and grab one from the area. People are strange.
My Walmart has a lot of very bad cats so I always grab one at the parking lot since at least it survived a whole trip for someone