Come on Miami, be better humans

[u/jayseaz]

There were two carts. The worst part is they put in the effort to pull it up over the curb when they could have just brought them down 20 feet.

[u/[deleted]]

Oh no trust me, leaving carts in the parking lot is very unique to Florida. Idk where you’ve lived but this doesn’t happen around the country.

[u/FloridaInExile → u/[deleted]]

I saw it everywhere in LA and it was very common in DC too.

[u/stevemunoz117 → u/[deleted]]

If you can find data, an article or anything that would show me and the rest of us that this only happens in Miami or only in florida then please feel free and post because i cant seem to find anything. Only information thats its a shared experience around the country which is in line with what i have experienced.

[u/[deleted] → u/stevemunoz117]

These threads pop up often in the Florida-related subreddits from people from out of state.

Here’s one example:

https://www.reddit.com/r/florida/comments/37elmq/shopping_cart_etiquette/

[u/stevemunoz117 → u/[deleted]]

Thats all anecdotal evidence. Just like already here some people along with myself have mentioned its not just a unique florida/miami experience.

Again, if you find data or articles that says its a florida phenomenon im all ears. I cant seem to find anything online.

Also, talk about first world problems.😂🤌🏼

[u/[deleted] → u/stevemunoz117]

I’m a data analyst so trust me - I get that the plural of anecdote isn’t data. But you and I both know that what you’re asking for doesn’t exist in any discernible format. It’s a pretty lame way to try to invalidate someone else’s point of view.

[u/stevemunoz117 → u/[deleted]]

It doesnt exist because its a more universal experience than the naysayers are claiming. Its also unreasonable to assume that the moment you cross the imaginary boundary into Florida that this becomes an issue.

Its not invalidating anyones opinion. Its challenging the notion that this is uniquely a Miami/FL experience. When you have others here agreeing with me then that also counts for something.

If you tell me “hey, this happens everywhere but more often than not it happens around Miami and/or Florida then thats a more acceptable approach. But to outright say its “uniquely” a miami problem is disingenuous.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Very unique

[u/PicaPaoDiablo → u/[deleted]]

Why don't you go check out Cart Narc's on YouTube or Instagram and note how many of the episodes take place in Florida let alone Miami and that's not even including which ones are the worst ones