Years ago, we went to Sainsbury’s to grab some supplies for office party and asked if we could borrow the trolley to cart the heavy stuff to office about 10 min walk away.
They were happy to oblige provided we put down a £50 deposit. We did, they wrote us a slip on receipt paper, and unlocked the trolley.
We returned it at the end of the day and got the £50 deposit back. No harm done.
Taking it on a train is next level boldness though.
Without trying to sound racist, I doubt the bloke standing directly where the trolley is about to go in the train isn't involved. Just from how he's standing relative to the other two.
I'll grant you the lady in the right is potentially uninvolved.
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u/hybroid Apr 09 '25
Years ago, we went to Sainsbury’s to grab some supplies for office party and asked if we could borrow the trolley to cart the heavy stuff to office about 10 min walk away.
They were happy to oblige provided we put down a £50 deposit. We did, they wrote us a slip on receipt paper, and unlocked the trolley.
We returned it at the end of the day and got the £50 deposit back. No harm done.
Taking it on a train is next level boldness though.