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Re:Why are shopping carts always broken? by Chico75 on Monday February 19, 2024 @09:06AM (#39429855)
I mean Aldi stores across the US have this system and they seem to be expanding not folding, I'm not sure you can pin this store issues to that specific point.

Plus once it's a generalized system and all carts require coins, it's not like you have the choice anymore.

Re:Why are shopping carts always broken? by matwood on Monday February 19, 2024 @09:15AM (#39429947)
I think it’s a great system.

Reminds of a big festival I went to in Germany. Beers were 5 euro and came in a sturdy plastic mug. Bring the mug back and get a euro back. 5 mugs and a free beer. I’ve never seen a place so clean after such a large party.

Re:Why are shopping carts always broken? by anotheruser13 on Monday February 19, 2024 @02:09PM (#39433457)
And Aldi cashiers will lend you a quarter if you don't have one.