re: Why do people leave their buggy in the middle of the aisle?

Yeah, I give no fricks. I push people's carts right out of the way if they walk away from it. If they're standing there with the cart then I ask them to move so I can get by.

Shopping cart etiquette dictates you leave your shopping cart in middle of aisle… traffic can flow on both sides plus you aren’t blocking the shelves

I do this all the time. If you would think about someone other than yourself, you would realize that it’s actually a courtesy thing.

You’re pushing your cart and you come to an aisle slap full of people and carts. Instead of pushing it right through all of them, you park yours out in the main aisle, grab what you need, and head back. Inconvenience one or two people (who have plenty of room to go around) instead of an in tire aisle of about 4-5 people.

I see nothing wrong with parking your cart somewhere generally out of the way for a few while you grab some things. If someone needs to move it, the frick do I care?

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People that leave their carts in the middle of the handicapped parking spots are worse. They said "frick those cripples"

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Eh, I do this just on the extreme off chance that the next person to need the parking spot is OweO.

I Knock their carts to the side.

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Also, who tf doesn’t just use Instacart?

Peoples respect for others and self respect has gone down the toilet. Who would’ve ever thought you would see people, women to be exact walking around a grocery store in pajamas 50 years ago?

To go even further two dudes walking around holding hands. I’ll stop there.

Same people who park in handicapped who aren’t handicapped - idiots.

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In my experience this cart in the middle of aisle chicanery is the worst at Costco.

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This happened to me at Sam’s

Massive arse buggies taking up the whole aisle. I’m trying to zoom around and get what I need and get the frick out. Nearly impossible