Has anyone here use a motorized cart at Walmart or Wegmans, etc? I've never used them before but I can't walk right now and I feel like I really need to get out of the house. Is there any store that is easiest to use them at?

My father used them at Walmart all the time.

Only obese lard asses use those things. They probably stink and have grease and sweat stains on them too.

I almost got run over by a fat bastard on one...he was on his fucking phone!

When I was pregnant I went through a week where my hip kind of went out and walking was excruciating. I used them. I found them fun & easy to use. Hard to reach high stuff (though I could stand.)

Your bigger problem if you're only briefly disabled (this no handicapped parking) is getting from your car to the store.

Back when the Fairlakes Wally World was open Twnety-Four hours, GF had some serious leg problems. I used to take her to that Wally World late at night and she would putt around in one of the carts there and shop. She did not like being in the cart, but was satisfied with how it served her.

The last two times I was at Disney, those fucking things were everywhere gobbling up every muffuking walkway. I swear it was like a fucking PLAGUE!
Those muthafuckas need to ride a fucking tram or something.
I understand "incapacitated".
I understand "injured".
I understand "missing key body parts for walking."

I do not understand or accept FAT AND FUCKING LAZY!

Get the fuck outta the way you stupid slovenly bastards!
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Motorized shoppers ALWAYS use food stamps. The EBT card is like their drivers license.

All I ever see in those things are enormous fat nigger sows that are too lazy to walk from their car to the store & back.
They are usually so fat, they hang over the sides of the cart & their fat catches the floor displays in the grocery store.
They think they have the right of way on those things too.
One of them ran into my wife on purpose & I told the fat sweaty nigger bitch if she tried to do it again, she'd need one of those carts forever.
She got up out of it & walked away.
WTF?

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I suspect if most of the users are obese there is a good chance you are sitting in their shit stains. Enjoy.

grophusharris Wrote:
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> Back when the Fairlakes Wally World was open
> Twnety-Four hours, GF had some serious leg
> problems. I used to take her to that Wally World
> late at night and she would putt around in one of
> the carts there and shop. She did not like being
> in the cart, but was satisfied with how it served
> her.

Wally World in Fairlakes still open 24 hours in just checking the walmart.com website. There are a few Wally Worlds/Walmarts in No. VA not open 24 hours, but the Fair Lakes one isn't one of them.

Let's be clear: we are discussing motorized shopping carts, not Toyota electric cars. Right?

How bout dat
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Meniscus injury Wrote:
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> Has anyone here use a motorized cart at Walmart or
> Wegmans, etc? I've never used them before but I
> can't walk right now and I feel like I really need
> to get out of the house. Is there any store that
> is easiest to use them at?


Call your local Walmart store manager and explain the situation. Someone will meet you at your car wherever you are in the Walmart parking lot. Just call from your car and put on the flashers so we can find you. A store employee will show you how to operate the mart-cart safely. Should you experience any problem whatsoever while shopping simply ask an associate or call the store from your cell phone and someone will assist you. This is the store policy at every Walmart.

Walmart manager Wrote:

> Call your local Walmart store manager and explain
> the situation. Someone will meet you at your car
> wherever you are in the Walmart parking lot. Just
> call from your car and put on the flashers so we
> can find you. A store employee will show you how
> to operate the mart-cart safely. Should you
> experience any problem whatsoever while shopping
> simply ask an associate or call the store from
> your cell phone and someone will assist you. This
> is the store policy at every Walmart.

I am truly surprised someone at Walmart locally will go this far to meet someone with such a need, where when in the store, good luck finding anyone if need the bare minimum of assistance of even finding an item in the store. Over the weekend, needed oven cleaner such as Easy Off, not readily found on store shelf. Sad to say, trying to find an associate who understood the type of cleaner looking for. Ended up ordering it online at walmart.com with some other items needed which qualified for the $35 minimum for the free 2-day shipping.