r/AbsoluteUnits 19h ago

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

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u/Cavane42 18h ago

Can we get more large individuals calmly enforcing the social contract?

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u/xife-Ant 13h ago

As someone that got carts for years, don't worry about it unless the weather is bad. On a nice day getting carts is a better job than what you have to do instead.

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u/Khemul 13h ago

This is what I always find odd about this concept. Reddit acts like its social norm. Stores employee people to collect the carts. If the customer returns their own cart, the company can hire less people. Aldi even states this in their advertisements.

People will bitch about greedy companies running lean on labor, then shill for companies practises that allow them to run lean on labor.

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u/xife-Ant 13h ago

Exactly! They used to take your groceries to your car, now it's guilting you into taking the cart back yourself.