This is the tweet that came with the photo:
“This was by my car. The
#JAGOFF who left it was parked BETWEEN the cart corral & the abandoned cart”
Just last week, we talked about shopping cart, i.e. buggy, jagoffs on the YaJagoff Podcast with all of our guests. Basically, wanting to know if, when returning a buggy, do you walk the buggy back to the cart rack or do you shove it from a long distance.
But this shopper, didn’t do either. Just left the cart write there, a mere 18-feet, as noted by the Jagoffestrator Markings from the place where any considerate person would have placed it. Left it sitting there in the lot, just tempting it to go dancing in the wind….right into the side of someone’s car. Let alone, making it more difficult for the buggy-ranchers who walk all over the lot corralling the buggies.
Guess this shopper had to scurry home so that they could get their chipped ham and olive loaf into the fridge before it spoiled! Hey.. what kind of time would it take out of your self-absorbent busy day to move the cart where it’s supposed to be. Maybe you were just in a hurry to get in your car to hear the new Justin Beiber song, Ya Jagoff?
You have thoughts about this? Comment below.
Thanks to Theresa Sickles on Twitter for being today’s Honorary Jagoff Catcher.
I know the feeling. Then there’s WalMart. WalMart is so terrified of people stealing their carts that they’ve installed automatic sensors that lock up the cart’s wheels when you leave the parking lot with the cart. Except that whenever I move the cart to my car, parked at the last row of the lot, they lock up. I cannot move my car to the cart corral. So, it sits there taking up an entire parking spot. I’ll try to remember to take a picture next time. WalMart, ya jagoffs.
I walk my cart back but if it’s cold or rainy, the last five feet I push it into the cart return holder. I have been known to rescue abandoned carts as well, so don’t judge me for a few innocent pushes?
Yeah, I know that guy. Or someone just like him.