In the city I live in there are two main Kroger’s. One is on the white side of town and the other is not. Why does one location have carts put away in return stalls and one that has the carts left in the parking lot. It’s an interesting sociological question.
parrotox wrote:
In the city I live in there are two main Kroger’s. One is on the white side of town and the other is not. Why does one location have carts put away in return stalls and one that has the carts left in the parking lot. It’s an interesting sociological question.
They just stole a lot of Kroger carts in one of the stores where I live.
One of our locations has locks on the wheels. The other does not.
parrotox wrote:
In the city I live in there are two main Kroger’s. One is on the white side of town and the other is not. Why does one location have carts put away in return stalls and one that has the carts left in the parking lot. It’s an interesting sociological question.
You should just come out and say what it is that you're thinking. Don't pussyfoot around.
By the way, where I live, it is mostly white people and some supermarkets I go to have shopping carts littered around everywhere. It has more to do with people being lazy dicks than it does race.
It tells you if people feel invested in their community. There's a study about it. Whether people put carts back or not. If people feel like they own something in that community they put carts back.
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