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It's simply not on to abandon your shopping market trolley in the car park after transferring your groceries in to your car.
Be a good citizen, return the trolley to an appropriate storage space.
Be a good citizen, return the trolley to an appropriate storage space.
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Its given me an idea
Lets take all the shopping trolleys down to downing streets entrance, and leave them all outside the gate With the pound taken out of em, thug life |
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We can't allow these shopping trolleys to have a mind of their own
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You can't take the pound out without locking it to another trolly in the carpark unless you've got some special key. If you have got a special key could you tell me where you got it from so I can start leaving my trolly in the middle of Lidls the car park after transferring my groceries into my car.
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Where would I put my groceries if all the trolleys are in Downing Street
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Middle of the Avon is the favoured place to leave them round 'ere.
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A plastic spoon from a tub of ice-cream easily allows you to release the coin
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Pinch a on its own trolly
Take it home and cut the key chain off Take it with you on your next supermarket outing Job done |
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But you'll miss out on the ice-cream
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got to go to Lidls this afternoon, going to have a good look at the key maybe take a picture of it and see what I can come up with for next visit.
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Not a canal nearby?
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A plastic spoon will just break I would of thought
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It's a flat spoon, one of the trolley attendants gave one to my wife one day when she didn't have any change
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OK I shall keep my eyes open for items containing flat plastic spoons, thanks for the tip.
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Just pinch a trolly?
And put it into the back of the car? You've always got one then |
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use 2 work 4 M&S we had a special key 2 get the pounds out, then we would just leave the trolleys on the car park lol now i just carry a small pair of pliers 2 pull them out with
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A friend of mine's son got a job in the summer collecting supermarket trollies. Now I know this is not the done thing but he had a running competition with his student workmate pal to see who could collect and pocket the most pound coins. He was winning with thirteen coins (!) with one day to go till the end of their contract when there was a fire alarm inside the store. Everybody out, fire brigade arrives, folks eventually drift away leaving their trolleys (with pounds) inside the store. Cue the manager to tell his pound rival to go and collect the trollies and put them back when emptied. (thirty six of them!).
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He didn't think to jump in and help? |
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He was on a different shift.
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Ah
That must have been a choker I'd have done the shop windows in for that |
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They used to collect the tokens too. They sold them at a car boot sale for a pound each.
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Could pinch one at night time it would save a lot of time walking to-and-fro, I shall bear that in mind if the spoon thing doesn't work out, cheers.
This is a really good thread that Angoose has started about not talking shopping trollys back, he's a top bloke. |
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WAs a Bloke at sainsburys in Wandsworth Used to help people unload Shopping into their Cars, worse way he was on a quid that was if they didnt sling him another couple of quid
 School Holidays the Son would Join him to Make a bit of Pocket money , I reckon he was on a Right few quid |
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