TAC, you know I love you, pal. I don't think you're low quality.
Just low
er quality.

bosk sittin in his office plotting your demise.

Probably wouldn't be the first time.
When I was a kid, there was no such thing as shopping corrals. After the groceries were loaded into the car, we left the carriage in the cross cross of the spaces and some kid would be along soon enough to grab it.
When I was a kid, I could go to a full service gas station and never had to get out of my car. But times change.
I know that from your point of view, it's someone else's job. But let me ask you this: if you are in a grocery store, and you pick up a gallon of milk, but then when you get to the bread aisle, you remember that your wife picked up a gallon of milk yesterday, so you don't need it. Do you just set the milk down on the bread aisle, since it's not your job to make sure that groceries are stocked in the right place (or don't spoil)? Or do you put it back where it goes, to make life easier on everyone?
What if they brought the cart back to the store entrance area, out of the parking lot away from where they could cause any damage or get in anyone's way?
I guess that's OK, but my question is that if you put forth that much effort, why not then take it back into the store? *shrugs*
It's still not "The Cone" though.
True enough.