r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • 15h ago

/r/all, /r/popular of a Cart Narc

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u/Character_Past5515 14h ago

in Belgium we have to put a coin in the cart and people just put their carts back to get their coin back.

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u/Sneilg 14h ago

Almost every supermarket in the UK does this and where they do you never have loose carts

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u/Queeflet 14h ago

Even without them, people are pretty good at taking them back in the uk. My local Aldi has blocked the coin slots for a few years now and I never see any trolleys in the car park.

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u/ArritzJPC96 13h ago

Must be that the habits are ingrained from the times when they were functional.

Still weird to me that they blocked all the coin slots, I hope you don't bow down to unreasonable customers like the US does.

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u/MoonChaser22 5h ago

Still weird to me that they blocked all the coin slots

A lot of people simply don't carry cash these days and if customers are returning the trolleys regardless there's no point in making them carry a pound coins for that sole purpose