What would you do if this happened to you?

[Micko]

Woman pushes her trolley away out of pure laziness and utter disrespect to anyone then the trolley rolls on and hits a car a nearby parked car causing damage to it.

https://www.facebook.com/20941692141...4607137660400/

[Undies]

i only watched the first minute, but that seemed staged. like, why would someone have been recording that? and that wasn't a lazy push off, that was a woman intentionally hitting another car with a shopping cart (it's so confusing when you australians call them trollies, like they're a damn cable bus).

[Coldwater]

Yep, I agree it was staged to full effect
And to call a supermarket grocery cart or (shopping cart) a trolley is patently inaccurate

[Micko]

i only watched the first minute, but that seemed staged. like, why would someone have been recording that? and that wasn't a lazy push off, that was a woman intentionally hitting another car with a shopping cart (it's so confusing when you australians call them trollies, like they're a damn cable bus).

That's what we call them like it or not!

[rolling]

whatwould i do?....i would just hit the cart dickkwad rolled in front of my car and drive awaay

[Jessica]

Since we also call them "trolleys" in the UK I went to research their history.

They were invented in America (by Sylvan Goldman) so I'm going to concede to "cart".

But I've also learned that in the beginning, they reminded people of prams and men considered them effeminate, so Goldman paid men and women to walk around pushing them, to get people into the idea.
Just think, 6-eyed , if you'd been around at the time you would be making a thread about how shopping carts were the downfall of society ;-P

[Youfreeme]

Where I am from we call them carriages!

[Undies]

The supermarket is full of beta males pushing around trolleys like they want to be a woman. I assume it's some sort of attempt at sexual assault.

[Jessica]

hahahaa

[6-eyed]

Since we also call them "trolleys" in the UK I went to research their history.

They were invented in America (by Sylvan Goldman) so I'm going to concede to "cart".

But I've also learned that in the beginning, they reminded people of prams and men considered them effeminate, so Goldman paid men and women to walk around pushing them, to get people into the idea.
Just think, 6-eyed , if you'd been around at the time you would be making a thread about how shopping carts were the downfall of society ;-P

LOL
why not compare it to a wheel barrow? Way more manly than a pram.

[Jessica]

Just think, if you'd been around then you would have been heading a successful re-marketing campaign!

[Amerijuanican]

I was grocery shopping w/my grandparents when I was like 14, we were about finished shopping and got stuck in the fruit area, surrounded by older women whose carts were in our way, nobody paid attention nor seemed to give a damn. So grandpa took off full speed pushing the cart through the other carts, and off we went to the checkout. I was lmao and told grandma "I guess they learned not to block him in, huh?"... she didn't say a word or anything. They were totally quiet @ the checkout and I've got tears rolling down my face between laughing, and trying not to laugh. Totally quiet loading the groceries in the car and all the way home in the car. Meanwhile I'm laying across the back seat, silently lmfao so they didn't know... ya just had to know them haha

Still get a good laugh when I think about it.

[Meliai]

They're called buggies in the southern US

So we win, unless yall really wanna tell a 75 year old sweet southern lady she's been calling it the wrong thing this whole time

[Jessica]

I kind of do, now....

[Coldwater]

[Din Djarin]

The supermarket is full of beta males pushing around trolleys like they want to be a woman. I assume it's some sort of attempt at sexual assault.

Agenda21 in full force, mate!

[Audiogen]

Only let me watch the first half minute or so before requesting log in. I would probably yell but I doubt I would think to box her in with carts that quickly. I would probably check the dent.