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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Going Green

Day in and day out we're seeing more and more people walking to and from the local grocery stores. What other signs do you need people. Gas is too expensive and back in the day this is how it was done. Go figure.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

That's the same guy. Maybe he just likes to walk.

Anonymous said...

The way I see it he is a thief. The carts are not supposed to leave the premesis.

Joseph Albero said...

anonymous 4:18, I've never seen a law that states such.

Anonymous said...

4:20
The carts belong to the grocery store. Taking them off the property could be considered theft.

Anonymous said...

I saw a cart from Giant abandoned on E. Isabella St. Guess the person who took it was thinking all about green.

Anonymous said...

Maybe he asked permission and is responsible enough to return it. Why all the personal judging?

Anonymous said...

I believe the carts actually say, "Property of XXX" on the handles. The carts do belong to the store.

Anonymous said...

the carts cost about 200-300 per, so taking them can be considered theft if the store knows who took them- but on the other hand, if the person keeps using the same cart, returning with it each time, I would say that's a good customer and look the other way

Anonymous said...

4:58, Darn, I should have thought of that! I know, "Judge not lest ye be judged." OK, he actually asked the manager if he could 'borrow" the $200+ cart and return it. Sure!