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HungryChris

HungryChris

42 minutes ago, Tere said:

Yeah, shopping trolley is probably shopping cart in American English. The thing with four wheels you push round the store.

Not sure where I got that from, James Herriot books or the BBC, but it didn't slow me down at all. The simple concept of putting a deposit on the "trolley" (as well as not giving out plastic bags) is just great. I was first introduced to that in Italy, along with the practice of requiring one to put on plastic gloves before handling produce. Watching person after person, rifle bare handedly, through every head of lettuce in a bin and throwing the rejects aside, as if worthless, now really catches my eye, here in the U.S. and makes me wonder how much waste could be avoided by a change in policy. It also makes me wonder how many people have already handled, and thrown aside, that same head of lettuce I am looking at. I find myself going more and more to the items that have been sealed up to minimize the issue.     

HC

HungryChris

HungryChris

25 minutes ago, Tere said:

Yeah, shopping trolley is probably shopping cart in American English. The thing with four wheels you push round the store.

Not sure where I got that from, James Herriot books or the BBC, but it didn't slow me down at all. The simple concept of putting a deposit on the "trolley" (as well as not giving out plastic bags) is just great. I was first introduced to that in Italy, along with the practice of requiring one to put on plastic gloves before handling produce. Watching person after person, rifle bare handedly, through every head of lettuce in a bin and throwing the rejects aside, as if worthless, now really catches my eye and makes me wonder how much waste could be avoided by a change in policy. It also makes me wonder how many people have already handled, and thrown aside, that same head of lettuce I am looking at. I find myself going more and more to the items that have been sealed up to minimize the issue.     

HC

HungryChris

HungryChris

10 minutes ago, Tere said:

Yeah, shopping trolley is probably shopping cart in American English. The thing with four wheels you push round the store.

Not sure where I got that from, James Herriot books or the BBC, but it didn't slow me down at all. 

HC

HungryChris

HungryChris

7 minutes ago, Tere said:

Yeah, shopping trolley is probably shopping cart in American English. The thing with four wheels you push round the store.

Not sure where I got that from, James Herriot books or the BBC, but it didn't slow me down t all. 

HC

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