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Nov 1, 2026

Mike RubioHOST
0:35
I am your ever-grateful co-host, Mike Rubio.
Mike RubioHOST
0:39
You've returned to enjoy part two of What if Small Courtesy is the Real Test of Society? Shopping Cart Justice with Carton Arts Special Agent, Sebastian Davis.
Mike RubioHOST
0:51
Enjoy.
Sebastian DavisGUEST
0:53
Yeah, no, I'm sure it's the phrase that you've seen a thousand times from George Costanza of, we live in a society, meaning that we all know what makes things decent and nice for each other.
Bob YarbroughHOST
30:21
That, too, is Tupperware Alignment Day.
Bob YarbroughHOST
30:24
What about the Grocery Cart Derby Day? This is where all four wheels of your grocery store cart actually point in the same direction and glide smoothly without any squeaking or rattling or anything.
Jennifer JohnseyHOST
30:41
I swear I always get the bad one, no matter what I do.
Jennifer JohnseyHOST
30:45
And I'm like, I'm halfway, you know, I'm already in through the entrance.
MichaelAUDIENCE
36:38
But I do have a ponderance for you and your audience.
MichaelAUDIENCE
36:44
We were talking about shopping carts.
Bob YarbroughHOST
36:47
Yeah.
MichaelAUDIENCE
36:48
And the biggest one I run into is flat-spotted wheels.
MichaelAUDIENCE
36:55
And one year, the Walmart and Powell got all new shopping carts, or at least all new wheels.
MichaelAUDIENCE
37:03
And so they were all smooth for about a month.
MichaelAUDIENCE
37:08
And then a handful of them mysteriously developed a flat-spotted wheel.
Adam CarterHOST
0:14
Josh, anything jump out for you? You fed up with anything right now?
JoshUNKNOWN
0:18
As we approach the winter season, I just want to remind people, stop leaving your shopping carts outside of anything that's not the cart corral because as the cold temps hit, these people that get paid very minimal money, $15 if that, probably more, don't need to be going and chasing down your shopping cart because you're too lazy to take 10 steps to the left and put it back where it belongs.
Adam CarterHOST
0:43
Preach.
Adam CarterHOST
0:44
Jor was just talking about, hey, sometimes people show you who they really are.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:22
I thought it was brilliant.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:23
It's called the shopping cart theory.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:25
Have you heard of this? I think it's one of the more genius things to come from the internet.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:30
And you might be thinking, like, shopping cart, like, how can it be that deep? How can a shopping cart determine whether I'm really a good person or not? Well, I just wanna read to you the theory as stated by the author of this moral test.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:43
He or she wrote, To return the shopping cart is an easy, convenient task and one which we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:53
To return the shopping cart is objectively right.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
0:56
There are no situations other than dire emergencies in which a person is not able to return their cart.
Jonathan MoynihanHOST
1:02
Simultaneously, it is not illegal to abandon your shopping cart.
Jeremy GoldbergGUEST
30:09
Yeah.
Jeremy GoldbergGUEST
30:10
I used to, one of my first jobs was working at Costco doing shopping carts as well.
Jeremy GoldbergGUEST
30:15
And so I would see those people because I was walking around hours every day, taking them from the little cart area back into the front of the store.
Jeremy GoldbergGUEST
30:23
And I would see them and sometimes make eye contact with them and they would just leave it 20 feet away.
speaker_2HOST
4:04
A shopping cart is the wheeled basket you use to hold multiple items while you shop in the store.
speaker_2HOST
4:10
It helps keep things organized and easy to transport.
speaker_2HOST
4:14
Shopping cart, Einkaufswagen.
speaker_2HOST
4:17
A price tag is the label attached to an item that displays its cost.
speaker_2HOST
4:22
It lets shoppers quickly see how much something costs before buying.
Paul BlackburnGUEST
2:49
You can add
Justin CookeHOST
2:50
Descartes for later, that sort of stuff.
Paul BlackburnGUEST
2:51
So that's kind of what we do.
Justin CookeHOST
2:53
And sort of what are you seeing that tells you that this is really becoming a part of the market rather than just, as you said, a kind of a nice story in some ways?
Kenji TsunamiHOST
47:53
Yes.
Kenji TsunamiHOST
47:53
So basically, when you set up your show, do you have like a giant McCartney bring down, hey, here's my shop.
Kenji TsunamiHOST
47:56
Yeah, here's all the vinyl.
Kenji TsunamiHOST
47:57
Yes, exactly.
Tami ImlayHOST
6:09
So really, we are not seeing what the invisible barrier is.
Tami ImlayHOST
6:13
And a lot of times we, we push this, and so we're, like, we're going, like, if you go back to the, the shopping cart, right? We're pushing the shopping cart and we look down and we don't see why it's the problem.
Tami ImlayHOST
6:25
But then a lady, like, comes by on her little, like, working cart.
Tami ImlayHOST
6:31
She looks down and she pulls something from the, from the, the wheel, and all of a sudden it works properly.

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