Tesco Trolleys Options

[scott]

OK, I am on one today...

Is it just me or are tesco customers mostly idiots? the amount of trolleys that are just dumped anywhere (usually pavements or parking spaces) on the increase? I use the parent and child parking bays and usually have to walk through the actual carpark rather than use the pavements as its always blocked with abandonded trolleys.

Tesco need to take some responsibility here, i for one would be more than happy to use a £1 to secure a trolley. This would ensure that the customers would return them.

In my opinion aswell, i think mothers are the worst offenders. they take their little prince/princess out of the car, go to the trolley park and collect a trolley either by walking or carrying their child, do their shop, load the car and leave the trolley. are the unable to walk/carry their child back from the trolley oark on returning it? I for one am fed up of being forced to walk through the car park dodging cars as the pavements are too littered with empty trolleys. And the last thing is, i am now getting extremely annoyed with the number of "dings" appearing in my new car.

Don't get me started about people parking in the parent/child spots or disabled when they shouldnt either!

[Andy]

Strafin, that's fine because they have street cleaners that are employed to do that and you wouldn't want them done done out of a job now, would you? Also, you never know there could be other members of the public who are especially waiting for your trash.

See above reply to Strafin. Maybe think of a better example to support your argument.

Gotta be honest ever so slightly bored of this topic so this will be my last post on the subject. Both of you feel free to think of something ever so witty to post that will give you any sort of satisfaction on this matter, I can clearly see it is deeply troubling you

As you can see, I added a big grin to my post indicating I wasn't being serious.

I really couldn't give a flying feck about the trolleys, because if my car were to be damaged, I'd sue Tesco's for the repair. The point I was trying to make, which seemingly has gone over your head, is that it is an anti-social activity, that's all.

[AmieB]

As you can see, I added a big grin to my post indicating I wasn't being serious.

I really couldn't give a flying feck about the trolleys, because if my car were to be damaged, I'd sue Tesco's for the repair. The point I was trying to make, which seemingly has gone over your head, is that it is an anti-social activity, that's all.

ASB is not putting a trolley back. Yobs going round town, pissed up, shouting abuse is ASB. I dont know how you can compare the 2...

[Strafin]

ASB is not putting a trolley back.

Exactly the point we were making.