Before we get going here into the topic at hand, I got to tell you, I just stopped at the store

a few minutes ago and I was walking out to my car and I see, I mean, I see this all the time.

And anyone who's been following me for a while, you know that I've complained about this.

It's not a complain. It's more of a campaign of awareness. I have been in the midst of an

awareness campaign for years now about this problem, but it was just, it was one of the worst I've

seen. I think because it's been a rainy here and people are just so they get even lazier

and they just want to get back to their cars. But I'm walking back to my car there.

They're just shopping carts, strewn everywhere in the parking lot all over the place.

There was even one that was turned upside down. Somebody had turned it upside down,

you know, so that it wouldn't roll into somebody's car, which thank you for that.

But there's also, there are these cart corrals positioned. Okay, you know, the cart, the places where

you can return your car. There's like seven of them positioned all throughout this parking lot.

So that no matter where you're parked, you could not possibly be more than like 20 or 30 feet from

one of them. Yet even the 20 or 30 feet is too far for people to walk. So they just, they

just leave my my cart here. I'll even turn it upside down, maybe. But most people just leave it.

Like I'll just leave it here because it's rainy and windy and I don't want to have to walk 20 or

30 feet. Well, guess what? It's rainy and windy. That means that the wind is going to come and

blow your cart, which has wheels and it's going to blow it probably into somebody else's parked vehicle

and cause damage to their vehicle because you were too lazy to walk 20 or 30 feet or gotten.

Now you might say, well, what if I'm in a parking lot where they don't have cart corrals and

I have to walk all the way back to the store and return it to the store. Oh my goodness. What a,

what a tragedy that would be that you might have to walk 40 feet then 40 whole feet. How could

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