Well, This Should NOT Have Happened....
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- A little mishap happened out in the field today!
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As a little boy my parents taught us to put our cart back where they belong. They also taught me that if you are crossing the parking lot and a car is coming to stop and let the car go and then cross and if the car does stop for you, give them a little wave to say thank you. I am amazed on how many people walk right out in front of cars like they are not even there (especially in parking lots). To this day, when driving if someone takes the time to stop and let me out in traffic I give them a little wave just to say thanks, just as my dad did 50 years ago. To all the parents out there, do the right thing your kids will learn from you and hopefully do the right things too.
I always wave cars through.... I figger they're a lot faster than me and there's no reason for me to hold them up.
I was taught the same thing from my parents
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I've worked retail for 40 years, people seem to be more self absorbed now. The "it's not my job" mentality 😢
Yes and it’s effecting everything, sadly. I’m sure you get the extreme end of people’s egocentricity in your line of work. 🥴
To not put away grocery carts is egotistical. We all live on this planet together, we should care for each other, even if it’s inconvenient.
Aldi has the right idea. Make them pay for using the cart - refund if the cart is returned. Many times people who are finished reloading [in the parking lot] will offer their carts to those making their way to the store. It's fun to do the quarter swap - a good way to be neighborly . . .Godspeed Cornstars.
Seeing shopping carts left all over the parking lot just ticks me off. I am 70 years old and very arthritic. If I can push the cart to where it belongs there is no excuse for healthy people to leave them by their car. So disrespectful.
I agree I have fibromyalgia and if I can walk and out it away anyone can
I'm a 79 year old survivor of cancer and open heart surgery, have COPD and several other ailments, but I wouldn't dream of leaving my cart in the middle of the parking lot. I've seen plenty of people do it though and it makes me mad. ☹️
yes people who leave the shopping cart have no respect for others
I always park close to the cart holder, If I can. Then it always goes to the holder.
I’m not that old or lazy that I can’t push my grocery cart back to the storage area. Or put my garbage in the bin.
I always put my cart in the corral. I even straighten the corral to get more in. I don't know what's wrong with people!!!
Me too
They are never further than what, 40 feet? Parking spots are small enough without a cart in the way. Take care of your own mess.
I do too!😊
People that can't return their shopping carts are just lazy. I have a bad knee and hobble around but I still take my cart back or to the corral. Basic human decency.
This!
I put the cart in the coral....The wind blows the carts into cars-dents......not in my F150-I park away from everyone.......You are getting close to 100,000 subscribers......👏👏👏
When I find a shopping cart in the parking lot, I grab it and use it. Put it in the cart corral when done
Shopping carts are for ones convenience...a little appreciation for the store providing one that convenience is returning those carts
In the UK you have to unlock your cart with a coin before you use it, the only way to get your coin back it to take it back to the trolley park - keeps the car park a lot cleaner and saves you bumping into them in your car
The only grocery store that does that over here in the States is Aldi. It took people a bit to get used to it and remember to have a quarter ready! And people still leave carts out at Aldi, but usually it's a little act of kindness for the next person to not need a quarter vs being lazy.
Here in Canada at Superstore we use a dollar coin, and do the parking lot swap coming and going too. We all have a loonie handy for the shopping carts. A loonie being our one dollar coin with the bird the loon on it. (So of course the two dollar one is a toonie.😊)🍁
As a kid maybe 9-10 years old my mom had a bad back. We used to go to a store called "The Mart" in Grafton, MA shopping. We would get in the store and no carts because nobody brought them back. She would send me out to get some carts for Mr. Roth that owned the store. All the time she was shopping I was gathering carts from the parking lot and get big old smiles from old man Roth every batch of carts I brought back in the store.
Good Mama and good boy. ❤
DC, your attitude and perspective on issues is so gentle. You don’t get mad at the boys or the situation. You just deal with it. So many of us grew up with that “WHAT DID YOU DO?” “WHY DID THIS HAPPEN” voice from our parents/partners. And that’s not the point. Sometime things just happen. You allow people to mess up, get it right and move on. Very healthy and supportive. 💝👍🏻🙏🏻
You are right, we need to put the carts in the cart corral. I love seeing Ellie, I have 3 Australian shepherds.❤💙💜💜
Your videos are a breath of fresh air, always enjoy watching
I was always taught put the carts in the corral, still do to this day. Thanks for sharing! Keep on feeding America!
Back 38 years ago my first job was at a grocery store. Cart corrals were not a thing back then. Especially in bad weather, I always put the cart in the corral. I remember what it’s like.
Love your style, keep rocking it!
I hate it when people throw garbage on the ground! So, years ago I told myself "Well, do you want to be mad all the time when you see garbage on the ground? Why not just pick it up and be happy?" In the small apartment building I live in, people who live here throw garbage everywhere. Some tenants clean their car out and throw trash down by their car! So, I started picking it up almost every day. In a short while, there was less and less garbage thrown down. Now it is rare to see even small bits of garbage on the ground here. For a fact, the people who live here were indirectly trained to put garbage in the nearby dumpster. It is true, people copy what they see! Makes me happy that our parking lot is clean all the time! Yes!
although I generally always put my cart away I sometimes give my self grace if I’m in a big hurry. On the other hand, I sometimes do a quick tidy up of the carts so other people won’t get obstructed. I won’t lecture anyone who isn’t as tidy as me but I I do like to share a little smile with those who are. 😊
I put the cart back..if everyone kept their end of the pond clean,we would all be a lot better off! Its 1 cart for me, many for the attendent. God sees your effort!❤
If that gorgeous scenery doesn't remind you of the "Wizard of Oz", then you've probably never seen the movie. That scenery is just absolutely spectacular!!!
i take my shopping cart back into the store
One of my biggest pet peeve’s. Lazy lazy people. It boils down to hurray for me and the hell with everyone else. No sense of social responsibility.
Is there anything Cooper can't do? He is an amazing young man.
We put the shopping cart in the cart return. Heck, we will even straighten up the cart return if there isn’t a lot of them to wrangle.
I always put the shopping cart back in the corral when I'm done. I hate when people don't do that. One time somebody left the cart sitting in a handicapped parking spot. The corral was literally 5 feet away from where they left the cart. I moved it just as an elderly lady was pulling into the handicapped spot. How lazy do you have to be not to put the cart in the corral when it is only 5 feet away?
So many folks are just plane lazy. I take to the rack so I don’t block parking spaces. If I’m at small store and they have no corral, I take it back inside.
Shopping carts. It is a generation thing. The ONLY thing that would explain a person refusing to operate as a responsible adult in this issue is a selfish sense of entitlement . . . . a thing that seems to be the norm for anyone born after Gen X. It is evidence of poor parenting, declining morals, greed, self interest, and a turning away from God.
In other words. . . . just one more sign of the times.
I always put my cart back it's the right thing to do it brings on Good Karma if you don't put it away for sure you're going to end up with Bad Karma sooner or later I like Good Karma
As a former cart attended I can tell you if I was out working the lot and someone left there cart without putting it in the return spot it wouldn't bother me as it would just be easier for me to stack them in groups of 10 and push by hand all the carts yes we was forced to by hand ✋
Plus the wind can blow the carts into other vehicles. I can't imagine being that lazy and entitled.
In the past, I haven't always returned my cart, but I heard someone on youtube say that one day they felt that they "should" be doing that, and after that started returning their cart, so that made me stop and think that I should always do that too. A funny sort of off shoot story is that there was one grocery store parking lot we used to go to, where all of a sudden the carts would almost seem to decide on their own (I know it sounds weird) to just quickly take off all of a sudden, and start rolling fast across the parking lot, sometimes running into cars parked there. It didn't happen with all of them at the same time, but just one would do it. I had mentioned that to my husband, and the last time he and my daughter were there (several years ago now, so I don't know if it's still happening) they also saw the same thing happen. I know wind can cause carts to turn and go sometimes, but this was different. They almost looked as if they were being pushed quickly. It was really odd. Haven't seen that happen at any other grocery store parking lot like it did at that one either. Yeah wind might cause them to move somewhat, but not quickly start rolling at high speed across the parking lot though lol.
We put the cart in the cart corral when we're done with it, but when we find a shopping cart in the parking lot, we do use it if it's close to the car. We love Ellie a lot and really enjoy her in the videos.
Where I used to live in Kansas, if you didn’t put the cart back where it belongs, someone would chase you down and watch you put it back! I now live in Florida, nobody cares, they just leave them anywhere. I’m so very proud of my daughter for teaching my grandsons to do the right thing and have respect!
I've seen people right next to where the carts go and leave them next to there car freaking lazy people.
I typically put my cart back in the cart corral.
Was taught to do the right thing and return cart to corral or store. People today are just too entitled and lazy in my opinion.
I was an assistant produce manager at a grocery store. They pay someone to collect the carts. Usually the same kid that bags. It's an entry level job. It may seem rude but I'd rather collect carts than flip burgers. You wouldn't go to Denny's and clear your own table and try to do the dishes.
You would, however, refrain from throwing food on the floor and make sure not to leave your plate on the floor by the front door.
🇺🇲🇵🇷🇲🇽😎 Just another day on the farm!!!!❤
I am 92 years old and I place my shopping cart in the cart return
As a teenager (1970s) I worked part time at a grocery store and my absolute favorite job was being outside in the fresh air collecting grocery carts but back then they didn't have cart corrals.
Me too!
Just shows the laziness of people who only look out for themselves.
I agree with you. People have become so Lazy and disrespectful. People need to put the carts or buggy back.
My dad was our local farmer’s tire guy. He was out in the field changing a tractor tire. It ended up falling over cause it was propped up on a forklift and it paralyzed him from the waist down… 5 months after it happened he was back at.
I always put the cart back. My parents taught me this and I passed this down to my kids. I think it's the respectable thing to do.
Keep up the good work, Daddy Cornstar. I'm glad it wasn't anything more serious than a flat tire on the tractor. 😊
I once heard someone say that when you don't put your cart away in the corral that it's like stealing from the merchant because now they have to pay an employee to do it. Truth is the employee could be paid for doing some other job instead of running around the parking lot to gather the stray carts. Same thing as throwing out the garbage or not putting an item back where you got it when you decide you don't want it. It's a matter of integrity.
I usually put the cart in the area with other carts, except at our local WalMart, where I will leave it near the handicap parking space where we usually park, because so many people that have mobility issues like to use a cart to walk into the store. Trying to seal a bead on a tire with either is very dangerous, especially when you have a bead blaster that is designed for the job.
With grocery carts it depends on what model it is. If it's a LTD or a Galaxie 500, yes I'll take them back. If it's a
Custom Ranch Wagon, I don't know....
Loved the rain bow ,you work hard keeping all the equipment going.Thank God for al the awesome sons you were blessed with.!
Hello DC! Always put my cart up! Thank you for sharing! Love Ellie hair cut and yours too! Hello Summer! God bless your family!
I’m with you DC. It’s “common courtesy” that unfortunately is becoming less and less common with every passing year. 😕
Some places, you pay a dollar to use a cart. You get the dollar back when you deposit the cart in it's proper place.
I always park by a cart correll. This way, I don't have to walk it across the parking lot. Love your videos, DC. Sure, miss Summer's videos.
In the corral for me. Why should I be responsible for moving YOUR cart so I can pull into a parking spot? When the wind comes up and blows YOUR cart through the parking lot and my parked vehicle stops it you are nowhere to be found. Nice!
DC- Shopping carts- One of my earliest jobs (I think I am your age), was as a shopping cart wrangler. The thing was, we had a retirement cewnter about a mile away from the store. Every day, I'd go down there, and every day, I'd finf 15 to 20 carts to bring back. DC- Do you know how difficult it was to wrangle those carts across TWO major streets, in normal city traffic? Wanna guess how hard it was in 2 or 3 feet of snow??? Wanna guess what happened if we didn't go over there every day? Yeah! 30 to 50 carts, or two trips. I am not goping to lie- it was not enjoyable. So, a small part of me says, "yeah, leave it in the parking lot", and, yeah, I do just that. And, the carts cannot be taken out of the parking lot, as there is some manner of sensor that will lock up the wheel. Also, the store I shop at? It hire people with special needs and abilities to get the carts. It also hire retired people to get those carts. If we all put the carts back, what do you think happens to those folks? Yeah! I am protecting their jobs!
You should always put the carts up, help keep the carts lasting longer & keeps them from blowing around in a strong wind possibly damaging your vehicle . Don’t be Lazy!!
DC, leaving shopping trollies where they were left is pure laziness, It is a sign of the times, I'm afraid, people should take responsibility for their own actions. You wouldn't be happy, to find you couldn't park just where you wanted, just because someone had dumped their trolly there or would you? If the store has to mop up your mistakes, do you expect them to deliver a trolly to you in your parking space? And then go and do your shopping for you? That is so different to the world I grew up in. You had to go to the store, find a trolly, insert your £coin in to unlock the trolly, then do the shopping, replace the trolly in the bay and get your £coin back!!! Fairness all around. From UK.
😡😡😡 … My BIGGEST pet peave! 😡 … people who DO NOT put their carts away.. If they go into the store and there are no carts to use because they are short staffed for someone to run around to collect the carts out of the parking lots... THOSE people are the first to complain.. I’m sure if their vehicle is damaged by a rolling cart that has been pushed or blown by wind, they are the first to complain..
If you corral your cart when done it wouldn’t take a moment for an available staff member to run out to the corral and bring in a line of carts and many scrapes and scuffs wouldn’t happen if the carts were corralled..
Please return your carts! 🛒
I watched a woman leave one randomly in a parking place in a WAL-MART. She went to Home Depot right after leaving WAL-MART. I zip tied a grocery cart to her passenger front car door. Myself and 5 other people waited for the woman to come out of Home Depot. I put her cart in the corral at Wal-Mart.
❤ DC you have a way of brightening up my day.
Keep doing it. I like the content and you're humor. You ALWAYS do make a good point.
The grocery carts was a good one.
i’m handicapped, I have trouble walking because of my spine, and I always put things put the carts back and fix the cart rows that are already there‼️‼️‼️
I HATE absolutely HATE the it's not my job attitude it will get you nowhere and nothing in life. We should all try and HELP atleast 1 person per day even if it's something you think is tiny the other person may think it was an incredible help. And it cost nothing. Let's be nice folks we aren't here for very long.
At my grocery I always take it back. Most time when I'm going in ill take someone's cart they just emptied. Big stores like MENARDS it goes in the corral.
DC, would you mind doing a tool box tour of the Gear wrench roll box. I’m thinking about getting something like that and I’m wondering how they are arranged and organized. Are you pleased with the quality and assortment of tools that came in the Gear Wrench set?
I always put my cart away. There's nothing worse than a cart scrapping the entire side of your car, while you're inside shopping. Parking lots aren't nearly as flat as people think! In a lot of cases, that's where the excess snow gets piled up is in the large parking lots. We all know the damage that causes five inches or less of cenent or concrete. In Des Moines, I've seen carts go down the huge parking lots into the busy streets, cross the road and into another parking lot. It stopped after hitting a curb, changing direction, and scrapping the paint off the side of the car. What a nightmare insurance claim that would have been. Usually, insurance will subrogate the damage, but how when the cart belonged 250 yards away from a different store? Then you're stuck paying the deductible. If people see others putting the cart away, others will follow. It's a small kindness. 😊
At 84 I park as far away from the front door as I can. I look for coins and things going to & fro. Found a cellphone once. It’s amazing when you’re backing up and someone walks behind you. I tell them your parents failed you not telling you not to walk behind a moving vehicle.
They give us the priveledge to use their expensive carts as a curtesy. So yes sir, they go into the corrals. I think very unkindly of LAZY ungrateful folks who do not!!!!
I *always* return my shopping carts to the storage areas. It's the proper thing to do. Grocery staff's work is hard enough without some lazy bum adding to it.
Take responsibility people!!
Always corral your shopping cart. I have seen wind blow carts into other people's vehicles. Negligence is subjective.
Garbage is always thrown in a container (mine or there's). On carts, I place them right outside the store since I buy only small quantities and use my bags.
For a old guy your pretty spry, I'm at least ten to fifteen years older and I cannot move heavy objects like you.
I was waiting for my wife in the parking lot. Nearly every spot was occupied. People were coming out, emptying their carts, then rolling them into an empty parking spot. I'd had enough. The next guy came out, rolled his cart into an empty spot, I got out, got his cart and rolled it right behind him so he couldn't get out. Sometimes you just gotta get peoples' attention.
Re:shopping carts. I always put it back in the cart coral. It’s not that difficult and really the decent thing to do. People are so self absorbed in themselves now. Most of them don’t even realize what they are doing or not doing. Another sign of our society going downhill.
I always put my cart back. There's no excuse not to . Nobody wants to go the extra mile or do something for nothing . It's your responsibility as a human being. People that don't put their cards away have bad character and our lazy pieces of trash . So yes I do agree
If I got my cart from the coral, I put it back. I like to pick a cart that’s not corralled SO WHEN I’M DONE I Coral the cart!
I would NEVER just leave a cart next to my car! I have been known to actually go around and collect carts left by people who have done that and return them all the way inside the store. It's not asking too much and it's the right thing to do. I completely understand for some elderly people but if you can put it in the right place, don't be lazy and block a parking space.
Funny you’re talking about shopping carts, today as I’m leaving Walmart I noticed someone had left their cart in back of a car, I saw a guy pull up to the cart and take his child out and left his cart also in back of this car! Lazy people!
Leaving shopping carts around is probably the most selfish thing you can do. You can walk for a mile inside of Costco or Menards and then the minute you make it back to your car, you are just done? That doesn't make sense.
Back about 30 years ago when I worked in a grocery store shopping carts refurbished cost $85.00 each. So I always try to put them back cause that cost goes back to you.
I park in-the disability parking. Nice to have enough close to help walk into the store
They have full time staff working the. Parking. Lot
I used to take my carts back, but nowadays I have COPD so bad that I ride the mall carts and bring a cart guy out with me to help do the heavy lifting, then they zip away and zoom the cart back in, no problem! 🤗
Yes. People need to take responsibility and put their carts in the designated area. It’s like people at self checkout who leave their basket on the counter, don’t bother to grab their receipt, and leave items they didn’t purchase. No consideration for the next customer. (These) People are thoughtless!
I always take my cart back. I live in FL and it`s hot and if I can help out one of the youngins by taking just one cart back then I do. I`m 73 yrs old.
Shopping carts is how the current state of affairs with shopping started. First they allowed us to store their carts in a few containers in the parking lot. Next they allowed us to check ourselves out. Then they started demanding to view your receipt. Add pricing increases to that mixture and shopping is stupid now. I'm a RN and I promise you not a single employee from any big box store has ever been asked to help perform any of the hundreds of jobs at the hospital and with no pay.
I'm from Germany, in our country you pay one Euro for the cart in the supermarket and you become your money back, than you bring your cart back. In Germany called Pfandsystem.
Shopping carts: Your momma is NOT here. Pick up after yourself.
I often put it back in store. But if not in corral. Plus I straighten it up. You can get 8x as many carts in some area with just a bit of care. I do like Aldi idea. I often bring a cart, return a cart. *that I give to next person for free*. But if bunch of carts. I make a buck. Messed up knees and all.m
I love finding cart's near the disability parking. It's hard to use my walker, go get a cart, return with my walker and the cart to my car and put my walker back in the car, then use the cart to shop. And yes I leave the cart for the next disabled person near the disability parking space.
I'm 52 and maybe is just me or my generation is the last to have any sort of respect. Those that leave carts all over are lazy. I brought my kids up to put them in the corrals . We lead by example and I showed my kids this is how its done and they still do it. I live just outside of St. Louis and see people dump them everywhere. It takes time for those working outside in the sun when they have to go searching for them. but hey the costumer doesn't have to worry about the heat.. Unlike the poor person collecting the carts.
The people who just leave their shopping cart in the car park.... Are the people that actually deserve a shopping trolley to hit their car. I have had two cars damaged by shopping trolleys, all because someone couldn't be bothered, and then someone else has thrown it out of their way and into my car because that's not their problem either. My parents raised me right, don't even touch something that doesn't belong to you unless you can afford to replace it. Apparently most parents don't raise their kids I guess :( I gave up driving anything nice to go shopping, every trip results in another door being swung open into it or a trolley thrown into it.
I always put my cart back in the corral where it belongs after Use. My car has been dented so many times from people leaving their carts in the parking lot. I swear people are getting lazier every day till next time God’s blessings to you and your family.
I put my cart in the corral. I have been known to get my cane out of the back of the truck and limp along while pushing the cart ... depending on circumstances..btw I have 2 artificial knees and seldom need a cane, but still keep it in truck.
I put carts back in the corrals. The only exceptions I would allow carts out in the parking lots, are the handicapped and elderly and moms with small kids in the car. I usually help them by taking the cart after they unload, that way they can skip taking it to the cart corral and a smile to be exchanged with a "Hello, may I take your cart?".
Common curtesy put your shopping cart back .Get some exercise .Also windy day can scratch someone car.
I usually put the shopping carts in the cart 🛒 corral. However, there have been a few instances when it was scorching 🥵 hot outside and I had babies with me that i left the carts by my car. I didn’t like it but my babies were more important.
I always put the shopping basket in the corral or return it to the inside of the store. Never leave it loose in the parking lot, it may hit someone's car?
If you shop at Aldi, they charge you 25 cents, and if you want your quarter back
you have to return your shopping cart.
I'm 74 yo and I not only take the cart back to the place designed for it but I reorganize the carts left there. I had a nice truck get badly dented in the driver door because a cart was left in the parking lot and the wind blew it all the way across the lot (400 ft.) right into my truck. There are a lot of really lazy entitled people shopping nowadays.
If I pull up & park by a shopping cart in the parking lot, I take it back & use it in the store...but I'm from Iowa!!
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I agree, Daddy corn star . People who don't put their shopping trolley back in the shopping trolley bay annoy me , they just leave it in the car park to roll away and maybe even roll into someone's car 🚗 and cause damage .
Another great video . Beautiful rainbow ❤