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Lightfeather · 05-27-2002, 05:43 PM

I usually get one paper bag and the rest plastic when I shop. I save all the plastics up until I have a great heap of them. Then tote them all back over to the store to recycle them.

I use the paper bag under the sink for paper waste or for when I clean my bird cages. ^_^

It works out pretty well.

I used to work for Orchard Supply Hardware and we had a problem with the bums running off with all our shopping carts. We had to gather them all up at night, load them in a long line and hook a tremendous linked chain through each one and lock them up. I always felt like a mouse sewing up giant armor with a chain link thread. It took forever.

Before we would just gather them from the parking lot and line them up for the morning.

From what I understand each one of those carts is around 500 bucks or so. Yeeouch.

05-27-2002, 05:43 PM	#17
Lightfeather Occupation: Nerd Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: California Posts: 314	I usually get one paper bag and the rest plastic when I shop. I save all the plastics up until I have a great heap of them. Then tote them all back over to the store to recycle them. I use the paper bag under the sink for paper waste or for when I clean my bird cages. ^_^ It works out pretty well. I used to work for Orchard Supply Hardware and we had a problem with the bums running off with all our shopping carts. We had to gather them all up at night, load them in a long line and hook a tremendous linked chain through each one and lock them up. I always felt like a mouse sewing up giant armor with a chain link thread. It took forever. Before we would just gather them from the parking lot and line them up for the morning. From what I understand each one of those carts is around 500 bucks or so. Yeeouch. Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.