Everything that is wrong with the UK

[nouze]

TonyRPH said:

Actually, abandoned trolleys are an example of customers not giving a fk.

Why should supermarkets have to recover their trolleys because some customers are simply to fking lazy to put them back where they found them???

Some people are just too fking lazy to walk a few yards and put the trolley back in it's proper place.

This, despite the fact that supermarkets have tried to make things easier by spreading the trolley storage areas around the car park.

Supermarkets have responsibility to keep control over their trolleys, and if they identify that there is an issue with customers being lazy tts not willing to return trolleys to designated storage areas they should implement a solution to prevent that. There are many options available but of course those cost money.

[wolves_wanderer]

nouze said:

Supermarkets have responsibility to keep control over their trolleys, and if they identify that there is an issue with customers being lazy tts not willing to return trolleys to designated storage areas they should implement a solution to prevent that. There are many options available but of course those cost money.

Come on then, what would you do?

[nouze]

wolves_wanderer said:

Come on then, what would you do?

500 squid an hour, hit me up if you're prepared to pay that.

[Negative Creep]

wolves_wanderer said:

nouze said:

Supermarkets have responsibility to keep control over their trolleys, and if they identify that there is an issue with customers being lazy tts not willing to return trolleys to designated storage areas they should implement a solution to prevent that. There are many options available but of course those cost money.

Come on then, what would you do?

Having to put a pound in to use them seems to work well

[wolves_wanderer]

nouze said:

wolves_wanderer said:

Come on then, what would you do?

500 squid an hour, hit me up if you're prepared to pay that.

So you don't have any ideas apart from "Supermarkets should do something."

Seems about right

[wolves_wanderer]

Negative Creep said:

wolves_wanderer said:

nouze said:

Supermarkets have responsibility to keep control over their trolleys, and if they identify that there is an issue with customers being lazy tts not willing to return trolleys to designated storage areas they should implement a solution to prevent that. There are many options available but of course those cost money.

Come on then, what would you do?

Having to put a pound in to use them seems to work well

Most customers have those trolley tokens now, and certainly all the scrotes who leave them scattered everywhere do.

[Pints]

wolves_wanderer said:

Most customers have those trolley tokens now, and certainly all the scrotes who leave them scattered everywhere do.

It works better than sweet fk all.

[nouze]

wolves_wanderer said:

So you don't have any ideas apart from "Supermarkets should do something."

Seems about right

So you think you can read.

[Chrisw666]

Sainsbury need to respond with the following.

"We refer you to the reply given in the case of Arkell v. Pressdram"

That should be sufficient.