Yeah, when I have frozen vegetables, milk, and other shit that's already been out of the refrigerator for 30 minutes because the store's shitty checkout lines I am not parking that shit in a 130°F car for 5 minutes while I walk the cart 100 yards back to the store. I think a lot of people who don't understand not returning carts live somewhere with parking lots small enough to toss a baseball across.
2 things:
Large parking lots have cart corrals all over the place.
How can it take 5 minutes to walk 100 yards and back?
Large parking lots have cart corrals all over the place.
Some do, some don't.
How can it take 5 minutes to walk 100 yards and back?
It's a fucking parking lot with lines of cars going in and out, cars backing out into your path, etc. It takes a fuckin' minute. Just waiting to cross the entrance drive can take a minute or two, each way. Country bumpkins are funny. They've never seen a busy parking lot.
Now I am curious. Which store (city and state) has large parking lots with no cart corrals?
Easy solution: Park next to the shopping cart corral.
If there are any spots available that's a good way to get your car dinged up.
I drive an old clunker so I don’t worry about that.
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