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InB4 "If everyone returned their shopping carts it would eliminate jobs" idiots come into the thread.
The people putting the carts back are spending what, 1-2hr/8hr shift doing carts? The rest is either cleaning or stocking so it's not like they won't just do more of that.
Yes, they would have 2 hours a day more time to clean and stock the shelves. Making their job easier.
I mean, the image shows a cart corral (sp?). They still need someone to collect the carts, they just don't have to chase them down or pull them off the curb
Not everywhere has those, but most places do