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  I remember a target in my home city started a similar system, but no one gave a shit because you only had to put like $1 worth of coins lmao. Worked as a cart pusher all through high school and when I traveled to the UK at 16 I must say I was jealous haha.
context: I mean he is purposefully annoying as shit, tht is the point. I think the content gets kinda old but oh well. The big risk is one day someone is gonna beat his ass >
  
  There is a strategic reason he doesnt go to low income high crime area's,  he goes to the more well off shopping centers. >
  
  He's been to those areas too. He did it to prove to his haters that he wasn't afraid because he believes what he is doing is right. He's been on the news talking about it even. >
  
  And, that is, undeniably stupid as fuck.  I’d never do that in my hometown.  
  His “cause” ain’t worth getting iced or scrambled over.  He does this for clicks and he makes money off of it.  This cause ain’t saving anyone’s life, the environment, or really anything other than a rare ding on someone’s car here and there.  Its just making him money, really.  I put my cart back, I don’t care if anyone else does or not. >
  
  Imagine blowing a dude's head off over a damn shopping cart lmao >
  
  People have done that for far less. >
  
  Implement the system that Alidi has where you put the quarter in, every cart will be returned to the front of the store. >
  
  All it takes is one person leaving their cart out to create a cart island though - attaching to any other cart enables you to get your quarter back.
  The bigger problem with the Aldi cart thing in 2022 is that most people don't carry quarters these days - they need to upgrade their tech to something where you can make a deposit of a few bucks with your CC, and it only refunds you if you reattach your cart and it's geolocated in the corral. >
  
  This is a great idea but with processing fees this likely will never happen. >
  
  Maybe the charge doesn't actually go through until 24 hours later, if you fail to return the cart?
  Yeah in theory you could dispute the charge - but the point is not really to get money from you; it's to get you to return ths cart. >
  
  I love when someone going into the store takes the cart he was complaining about right before his eyes. So cringy >
  
  Nice. Do you have a clip of that lol >
  
  I hate people who don’t return their carts to the stalls as much as anyone, but that dude is tempting fate and is eventually going to get his ass beat or worst when he confronts the wrong person. >
  
  Hes been doing it for years, had a gun pulled on him and threatened, but yet to be beaten. >
  
  Not following the logic of "he's causing an accident if someone else has a petulant, impulsive reaction and has an accident." Seems like that's the fault of the person having a petulant, impulsive reaction. >
  
  Yes, great point.
  Someone cuts in front of me in line, rude but not illegal. I say, “Uhh, excuse me?”
  The person FLIPS OUT!! Throws their bag which hits someone, they knock over an old lady, kick a baby, throw a shit fit!
  Is it my fault for daring to even say something? >
  
  According to the "I was raped" self checkout video, yes. >
  
  The what? >
  
  Why did you structure your sentence like that? >
  
  Found the Mr. Lazybones >
  
  I return my cart >
  
  I'm with you. I return my cart and certainly find it annoying that not everyone does it as well. However, the cartnarc is super annoying and a complete waste of time, energy, and attention. The guy really needs something else useful to do with his life. >
  
  He's being annoying on purpose because the lazybones are annoying too >
  
  No this guy probably talks like this. Amped up like he's all hopped up on Mt dew >
  
  Watched an interview with him, he's a normal ass guy talking normally >
  
  I concur >
  
  He seriously should just become a cart collector at a grocery store >
  
  Right. Don't talk about it be about it >
  
  It’s part of a greater issue though. People not returning their carts is a depreciation of values i society, it’s incredibly lazy and annoying and it’s happening mostly in America. Think about how many stores there are… you want the dude to work in each store?!
  Also your point of how people react to being confronted is entirely up to them. People deal with adversity in different ways and it’s not his fault. People who don’t return their carts may indirectly cause damage to other peoples cars when carts roam free. But yeah the personality is over the top annoying >
  
  Not just you. That guy is terribly annoying. And as a former cart boy, the strays were always my favorite. I got to take a little stroll, be out of the store in the quiet. Maybe get a smoke in if they were far enough away. >
  
  Not as annoying as the lazy, selfish fucks that won’t put away their cart >
  
  Have you ever talked to someone that works at a grocery store? I have. A LOT of them see the cart wrangling as the best task at their store because it gets them outside and away from customers. Unpopular opinion but if the weathers nice, I park my cart in a convenient place so they have the extra time outside. >
  
  That’s not the point of it. The cart that gets left out blocks spaces for people to park. They ding, dent, and scratch people’s vehicles. They roll across the lot and knock over old people. Etc. etc. there are corrals for a reason. Any excuse you come up with is nothing but thinly veiled laziness. Be better >
  
  No. And I refuse to concede that there’s something morally wrong with not returning a cart as long as you leave them out of the way. >
  
  Lmao if that is what makes me a lazy, selfish asshole then I’m doing pretty good in comparison to a lot of people. They’re carts left out, not running stop signs, belittling employees, or littering. You really need to step out into the world for a few minutes if you feel this strongly about returning carts. >
  
  Never heard of it but sounds stupid. In my country people always return the carts, without fail. It's a very simple system really, in order to rent a cart you have to insert $10. You get the $10 back once you return it to its rightful position. 
  Never see wild carts around anywhere. >
  
  I see a great business opportunity arising for American Grocery stores if people want to keep dwell in their laziness!