#shopping carts

[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[citizenscreen]

Today in 1937, the first shopping carts were introduced at the Humpty Dumpty Supermarket in Oklahoma City, created by the store’s owner, Sylvan Goldman.

[thefrankshow]

Twelve O'clock Nowhere

[incognitopolls]

Do you flush public toilets? Do you return shopping carts (to the store and/or the designated corral)?

I flush public toilets and I return carts to their designated place

I flush public toilets, but I don't put away carts

I put away carts, but I don't flush public toilets

I don't flush public toilets and I don't put away carts

Depends/sometimes/other

Voting ended onSep 26, 2024

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[robertpallesen]

Street Scene, Portland, OR © Robert Pallesen

[expatiating]

8:33 pm

[offyatrolley]

Sunshine

[a-little-revolution]

As far as I know, Trader Joe’s is the only place I’ve seen that has both standard shopping carts and smaller ones. While the smaller ones are primarily intended for kids, I’m curious about your thoughts on them as a Little Person and weather they work for you

Hello! Indeed, I've seen children-sized shopping carts in some grocery stores and they certainly make me envious! But since they're intended for children and not for practical use, they do not hold a whole lot - I've used them at liquor stores or delis where I'm not buying many things, but I would love for there to be an option that is more practical for full grocery runs! As it is, my partner pushed the cart, and when I could manage it in college I would pull one along behind me. Grocery stores are definitely a place where I struggle access-wise!