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Last night I needed to charge my FEV at a grocery store. The charger was in use, but the charging space opened up and I snagged it. So Iā€™m sitting in my car, freezing my ass off, when a customer pushes her cart between my car and the one using the charger. I was watching closely because I had little else to do and I wanted to know if they dented my car. The person wedges the cart between the charger cable and my car, lifts one bag and a baguette out of it, and walks away. They just keep going, and I see them get into a car several spots away.

Mind you, they passed one cart coral walking from the store to my spot. Their car was only a few spots away from another cart coral.

I was miffed. I got out of my car, took the cart, and rolled it behind their Mercedes S class. It was about 4 feet away. I waved, and walked back to my car. About 2 minutes later I see the cart rolling across the lot as the Benz backed up. Oops. Not actually my intention. Sorry not sorry.

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So in the UK you can take option three of the ones I posted. I don't get how my idea of asking someone (in this case, the personnel) to please return the cart makes me ableist, but OK.

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There you see it- if one thing has to give, in your opinion it's the thing that inconveniences other people.

Have you considered other options?

- parking next to a cart corral

- having your groceries delivered, especially heavy ones like drinks

- asking someone to please return your cart since you can't

Food for thought, by the way: Here in Germany, you stick a coin into the cart to unlock it. And surprise surprise, about 99% of the carts make it back to the corral. Weird how suddenly all unruly toddlers, mobility issues and other reasons not to return the cart vanish.

also at u/TheHonPonderStibbons

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