On Sun, 9 May 2004 14:30:12 +0100, "Owain"
wrote:

"Andy Hall" wrote
| Well, OK, then make a feature of it and charge those that do
| want to take them home a returnable deposit of a tenner or
| something that is enough to encourage return.

But then the shop would have to employ a Trolley Commissionaire, and on
their profit margins it would be uneconomic.

It could easily be implemented at the register.



And in some of those neighbourhoods (a) a tenner for the trolley would be
more than the customer can spend on a week's food

Possibly, although if they are only spending a tenner on food, they
probably don't need a trolley to take it home.

(b) anyone pushing a
trolley that's returnable for a tenner would get mugged by someone wanting
their next fix.

That could be.



Owain



..andy

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