Surely I can not be the only courtesy clerk on here who has had his (or her) level of disgust for our customers rise immensely whenever the customers make the shopping cart corrals look like the world's worst art sculpture or even like a freaking tornado blew through.
I even prefer the customers who are too lazy to take their carts back to the corral and just leave them in the lot like some stray dog left to die on the side of the road. At least those are easy to spot and grab. When I have to spend most of my time untangling carts just to grab them and push them back inside all it does is waste my time, the store's time and the customer's time. You want a smaller cart? Maybe a kid's cart? Try talking to your fellow citizens who just shove the goddamn things in there without any thought for their fellow shopper or the person whose job it will be to spend all that time fussing and pushing and shoving and grabbing just to turn back around and see them have disappeared when bringing in the next 5-10 line of carts.
AUGH. Working for Kroger has reaffirmed my faith in the human race being made up of idiots.
Times like this I wish for a super villain to just press a red button and doom us all or something. Gez.
Surely I can not be the only courtesy clerk on here who has had his (or her) level of disgust for our customers rise immensely whenever the customers make the shopping cart corrals look like the world's worst art sculpture or even like a freaking tornado blew through.
I even prefer the customers who are too lazy to take their carts back to the corral and just leave them in the lot like some stray dog left to die on the side of the road. At least those are easy to spot and grab. When I have to spend most of my time untangling carts just to grab them and push them back inside all it does is waste my time, the store's time and the customer's time. You want a smaller cart? Maybe a kid's cart? Try talking to your fellow citizens who just shove the goddamn things in there without any thought for their fellow shopper or the person whose job it will be to spend all that time fussing and pushing and shoving and grabbing just to turn back around and see them have disappeared when bringing in the next 5-10 line of carts.
AUGH. Working for Kroger has reaffirmed my faith in the human race being made up of idiots.
Times like this I wish for a super villain to just press a red button and doom us all or something. Gez.
It's like this in dairy too. You sling 40 crates of milk when you get there at 1 and then at about 6 the cooler looks like a wreck.
I've seen customers leave them right in front of the door. Only 5 more feet and they would have made it. My answer to things like this is what if everyone did it.
I was walking into a Kroger to shop and some dork was on the side walk with an electric cart, saying "Hey chief, whyn't you run this back inside for me?" I openly laughed at him, hoping he'd turn me into management.
