Somebody keeps leaving uattended Home Depot shopping carts all over my neighborhood.

[Anonymous]

They are literally everywhere.
The nearest Home Depot is probably 2-3 miles away from here.
That is a lot of walking while pushing a shopping cart.

What do I do?
Do I call the nearest store?

Do they even care?

[Anonymous]

I would call the store.

[Anonymous]

Do you live in an area with lots of poor people without cars?

[Anonymous]

I think you should call the nearest store and ask. Make a list with the exact location of every cart you know of, or even round them up if you can. I would think they'd like their carts back.

[Anonymous]

This drives me crazy. I think it should be illegal to take a shopping cart out of the store's lot. I saw a grocery store one in my parents' nice townhouse community this week. This is just pure laziness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This drives me crazy. I think it should be illegal to take a shopping cart out of the store's lot. I saw a grocery store one in my parents' nice townhouse community this week. This is just pure laziness.

Says the person with a car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This drives me crazy. I think it should be illegal to take a shopping cart out of the store's lot. I saw a grocery store one in my parents' nice townhouse community this week. This is just pure laziness.

Says the person with a car.

Umm buy a wheeled grocery cart if you don't have a car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This drives me crazy. I think it should be illegal to take a shopping cart out of the store's lot. I saw a grocery store one in my parents' nice townhouse community this week. This is just pure laziness.

It is illegal, it's called theft. And if you don't have a car, you get a folding cart like everyone in NYC has.

[Anonymous]

There was a target cart in my hood for a while. I called Target and they did not care. They said they don't pick up carts outside of their parking lot. So, I called the County (MOCO) and they came and picked it up and took it to the dump.

[Anonymous]

I was at the grocery store this morning, and a woman was wheeling around a TjMaxx cart. We were in Giant. Cart stealers are everywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was at the grocery store this morning, and a woman was wheeling around a TjMaxx cart. We were in Giant. Cart stealers are everywhere.

In the UK they make you deposit a pound coin in order to get a cart. You only get it back upon return. No stolen carts.

[Anonymous]

These carts cost stores hundreds of dollars. It's terrible that people are stealing them. And even worse if the county takes it to the dump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at the grocery store this morning, and a woman was wheeling around a TjMaxx cart. We were in Giant. Cart stealers are everywhere.

In the UK they make you deposit a pound coin in order to get a cart. You only get it back upon return. No stolen carts.

Yeah Aldi does that here. Problem is that 90% of the time I don't have a quarter on me and so I only buy what I can carry in my hands. Their policy actually makes me buy less.

[Anonymous]

Supermarket carts are rigged so the wheels lock if they are pushed outside the parking lot. Homie D and the rest need to get with the program.

[Anonymous]

I love the subject of this post! And the picture enhances the humor!