Sometimes, when I’m not in a rush I go full chaotic good and use my trolley key to release a load of them. I like to pay back from the times in the past when I didn’t have a coin handy.
Here in the US they give you the cart behind the till and you leave yours for the next person, so how does it work with tokens, are you like “no I gotta keep this cart, we bonded”?
Ah right ok. Yeah, that’s one of those cultural differences here, you technically can do that, but you’d have to speak up at several points during the whole ordeal to avoid swapping. Going on ten years here but I’m still a true Brit who won’t say shit.
Apparently Aldi doesn’t do the thing there where they make you insert a 25c deposit?
Yeah they do,( look for the “key” chains in the pic), it’s a pound coin but you can get pound size tokens on Amazon
Sometimes, when I’m not in a rush I go full chaotic good and use my trolley key to release a load of them. I like to pay back from the times in the past when I didn’t have a coin handy.
Ah, I see now. Ha, that much? I guess the US is lucky the the highest denomination coin in common use is the quarter.
Here in the US they give you the cart behind the till and you leave yours for the next person, so how does it work with tokens, are you like “no I gotta keep this cart, we bonded”?
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I get that, but here in the US you always end up walking out with a different trolley to the one you walk in with.
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Ah right ok. Yeah, that’s one of those cultural differences here, you technically can do that, but you’d have to speak up at several points during the whole ordeal to avoid swapping. Going on ten years here but I’m still a true Brit who won’t say shit.