Shopping carts vs. handbaskets?
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:32 PM
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Shopping carts vs. handbaskets? |
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I always prefer handbaskets instead of shopping carts when I have to buy groceries. The portability factor is very important to me. And, I can maneuver quite effectively between people and the displays. Another plus: I can get out quicker and more inexpensively when I must limit my purchases. (Note: this is at the local market, I always use a cart at Costco.) :-)
What about you? What's your preference?
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:33 PM
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much easier to go to hell in! LOL
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:37 PM
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5. I actually thought of writing that, but |
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:34 PM
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2. The basket, for a very simple reason: |
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I know that whatever I buy, I have to carry home. If it doesn't fit in a basket, it's probably not going to happen.
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Ariana Celeste
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:34 PM
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If I use a cart, I buy way too much. And we usually only go shopping for 1-2 days worth of food at a time anyways. :)
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madaboutharry
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:35 PM
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4. I like a cart because I find |
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the handbaskets awkward to hold. At my favorite market, they actually have two sizes of carts. One is standard and the other is a smaller version that is really easy to get through the store with. Thank you for taking my mind of the news!
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:38 PM
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6. cart, always. I can go into the store for a banana but then |
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I might rememberI need some cat litter and cart really helps. Also I like to get the purse strap off my shoulder and I always put it in the kid seat.
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:39 PM
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7. As a single person I always preferred the handbasket... |
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...however, grocery shopping is quickly becoming a joint venture between myself and my girlfriend, which means that I push the cart and she fills it. Just another example of my single-manhood slipping through my fingers. *sigh*
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Fri Jul-08-05 11:44 PM
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8. They'll think you're a thief regardless. |
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