>>717370816 (OP)
It's so weird that people are obsessed with bringing the carts back themselves, when it was the best part of the job. I was a cartpusher and it was far superior to any other task at the job. The choice is stay inside the store and deal with customers or going out to the parking lot and getting carts all by yourself was an easy one for me.

I suppose I am aberrant though. Even the other workers avoided it. I never had to fight for the job because no one wanted to go get carts? Cart retrieval was the best. It would have disappointed me greatly if there were no carts to get because all the customers brought them back.

oh shit wrong thread. oh well

>>21514770 (OP)
I was just in this thread, it's not even on this board, how did you fuck this up?

>>21514788
just better at pushing carts than making threads

you should be embarrassed with this thread, and at the fact that you tried to make a post so desperately defending not putting your carts away, that you even put it in the wrong place
take a moment to think about it, what made you want to make this post, how ypu went about posting it in the wrong place, just think about it for a little bit

>>21514770 (OP)
>One of the most dangerous jobs

Wat? You're corraling them from the Bronx or what?

>>21514838
There's a superior way to dispute it. If it is truly so dangerous, customers should not be doing it. Trained cart professionals are the only people who can brave the danger of the parking lot.

>>>/v/717375503

>>21514770 (OP)
You are brown

>>21514833
yeah but you made a spelling error