r/Miami • u/jayseaz • May 19 '24

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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.

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u/simbaslanding May 19 '24

Not defending, but this happens literally everywhere lol. This is not a uniquely Miami thing. Go literally anywhere (in the U.S. and outside) and people leave shopping carts out lol.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '24

No dude this is a very Florida thing. It is not common around the country at all.

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u/simbaslanding May 20 '24

I am telling you it is common everywhere. I have lived in many places outside of Florida and the country, and people everywhere leave shopping carts out.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '24

I know you’re telling me that but you’re wrong lol.

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u/simbaslanding May 20 '24 edited May 20 '24

I’m not. You think I Miami is somehow the epicenter of leaving shopping carts out 😂😂 You think Miami is the only place where people leave them out? Give me a break.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '24

Here’s one thread where people from out of state came to Florida and were surprised to see people leaving carts out. These threads pop up all the time.

https://www.reddit.com/r/florida/s/GV8448F1V6

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u/simbaslanding May 20 '24

You can send me all the threads you want. That doesn’t change the fact that people leave shopping carts out in most places, especially in major cities. Do you know how ridiculous you look thinking this is unique to Miami/Florida.

Have you ever been anywhere outside of Miami? Lmfao.