EstimatedProphet
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Sun Jun-20-04 07:59 PM
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Why do people always seem to leave their shoppiong carts in the narrowest part of the aisle? If there's a restriction in the aisle, it's like an idiot att4ractant. It won't be but a few seconds it seems before someone sticks their cart in there and walks off.
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Sun Jun-20-04 08:03 PM
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1. And when they stop, they |
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always turn their carts at an angle to the aisle. why is that?
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greatauntoftriplets
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Sun Jun-20-04 08:05 PM
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2. I park my cart at the end of most aisles and walk up and down them to get |
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...what I need. Choose one aisle to push the cart to the back of the store and another to return to the front. While in an aisle, I stick close to the side and grab what I want. I never browse an aisle with the cart in the middle.
Really speeds the shopping process.
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