Shopping cart

That was-

She didn't put her shopping cart back, so...

Like, back where?

Uh, so we come out of Target.

[laughs]

Okay.

Oh, so, like, I'm a terrible person because I left a shopping cart in a parking lot.

Like, honestly, that's sort of a red flag.

... that happened and what you were doing and all of it.

I posted a 17-second, uh, video on TikTok saying I wasn't gonna return my shopping cart if my kids were in the car and my groceries were in the car.

It did end with, "You can fuck off for judging me."

What made you-

[laughs]

What was the initial, uh, the majority of the comments were-

Um, that the shopping cart is the litmu- litmus test for a good person.

I totally get...

Really? Let's share one more for the crew.

You know the person who walks that shopping cart all the way back to the corral every single time, instead of leaving it by their car? Nobody's really watching.

There's no reward.

They don't have to do that.

But you notice anyway, and you silently applaud that person.

You don't even know you're applauding them, but you recognize it.

You know what? You can be the shopping cart return type of company to do things people notice that aren't always announced out loud or put on a headliner on your next social media post.

Reliability also costs you nothing.

Teddy Bear, created by Morris and Rose Mectum, Russian Jewish immigrants.

Shopping Cart, invented by Sylvan Goodman, Jewish businessman from Oklahoma.

Pushing groceries? A Jewish inventor is helping you carry what you shopped.

Jewish physicist.

Um, this is from Jason and Lincoln.

Uh, it's the, uh, grocery cart test.

Okay.

I got into a debate with a friend about people who don't return their grocery carts.

That, that bothers me also, you know, because nine out of 10 times, that's where you want to park.

Um, and you can't park because it's sitting there.

[laughs]

... at the mercantile? Then feast your eyes upon the wheeled shopping cart, a rolling basket of abundance that permits even the frailest shopper to purchase far more groceries than God intended.

[laughs]

Simply push your provisions about the store like a tiny metal carriage, and never again suffer the indignity of carrying your own Cheerios.

[laughs] Okay.

The shopping cart was that invented in?

One, A.

1912.