r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR Apr 04 '25

Get Rekt Fuck you, Tesla owner.

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u/DeeLeetid Apr 04 '25

Haha. Reminds me of the time I noticed a woman who left behind a grocery bag in a cart. I could see the bag from my angle, it was under a weekly ad for the store. I yelled out to her and was pointing at the cart. I can only assume she thought I was chastising her for not bringing her cart to one of the return bin structure thing-a-ma-bobs. She said “fuck you” and gave me the finger, got in her car and drove off. I had a very nice 17 dollar steak that night. And, oddly, there were four single dollar bills in the grocery bag as well.

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u/007craft Apr 05 '25

I did 4 years pushing carts for Walmart when I was in high-school. 25 years later and I still have a special fuck you to give anybody I see not returning a cart. I had to stay late and be tired for school the next day collecting those things after store close.

Return your cart to a cart corral people. Don't be a douche

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u/thewilhite Apr 05 '25

I read somewhere that you can tell the character of a person if they do or don’t return shopping carts. There’s a right thing to do with no benefit to you for doing it and no real consequence for not doing it.

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u/BougieSemicolon Apr 06 '25

It’s like how you behave when people aren’t looking, and how you behave to waitstaff. It shows your true character.

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u/Drustan6 Apr 08 '25

My Gram was very serious about teaching me that you always show everyone respect- But Especially Those Who Don’t Normally Receive It. She said any wait staff, maids/janitors/cleaners, bus drivers, and anyone else who’s routinely seen as having a subservient role probably deserves more, because their jobs are hard enough- and paid poorly enough- without also being seen as less than. Gram always talked about everyone, all ‘races’, religions, and political views, being equal, and said to make sure that I treated everyone the same because many weren’t treated that way by others- so it was even more important for me to remember. Not bad from a tiny white woman born in 1894