I hate people who pull their cart through checkout, iin?

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They've presumably been pushing it through the rest of the store like a normal person, but then at checkout they suddenly decide it would be a good idea to drag it behind them creating a roadblock. The worst part is they seem only vaguely aware they should keep control of their cart at all once their food is out of it. They will for example walk up a few feet to the card reader without moving their cart at all and then maybe 30 second later think "oh yeah, I guess I should move this out of the way"... then promptly forget about it again.

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  • ArayaLioness
    9 years ago | pl

    I think it's a little irrational to "hate" them. To be annoyed, I can understand. Some of those people may not even know they're doing it. Or they might have a screwy wheel and don't want to bother with turning it around.

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  • charli.m
    9 years ago

    I can't say I've ever seen that exact thing happen.

    People do seem to become exceptional cunts when they're grocery shopping, though.

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  • thegypsysailor
    9 years ago

    Wow, you must be so incredibly busy. You make it sound like you don't have a few seconds to spare in your day. Like pushing or pulling the cart through check out would really make that much difference?
    I'm guessing you are going to really enjoy the rest that your cardiac event requires of you during your rehab. In the mean time, keep stressing over the little things and watch that blood pressure soar, pal.

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  • FruityGoofyFaggot
    9 years ago

    Why I hate more is when lazy fuckhead people leave their carts outside for the wind to blow towards my car. It's only a few feet, WALK! What am I thinking anyway? These are the same lazy morons that will circle the parking for fifteen minutes on a busy day trying to get a close parking space near the store entrance. Had they had parked in the back and walked like a regular human being they'd save time and gas.

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  • Avant-Garde
    9 years ago

    People don't do that where I shop. I've only seen this happening when people had more than one cart.

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  • RoseIsabella
    9 years ago

    Calm the freak down and mind your own business.

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