Dave Trolley

Sure. I'm sorry.

I'd like to come over and babysit, too.

I'd like to come over and babysit, too.

I'd like to come over and babysit, too.

I live in an apartment. I live in the city.

I live in an apartment. I live in the city.

I live in an apartment. I live in the city.

I don't trust them. They're all different colors. Freaks me out. And they have, like, the date written on them. I don't trust Patty with the dates anymore. You don't know what she's got in that fridge.

I don't trust them. They're all different colors. Freaks me out. And they have, like, the date written on them. I don't trust Patty with the dates anymore. You don't know what she's got in that fridge.

I don't trust them. They're all different colors. Freaks me out. And they have, like, the date written on them. I don't trust Patty with the dates anymore. You don't know what she's got in that fridge.

Wir machen eine kulinarische Reise.

Wir machen eine kulinarische Reise.

Wir machen eine kulinarische Reise.

Those wheels are dirty.

Those wheels are dirty.

Those wheels are dirty.

Rolling in a cart in your apartment is nuts.

Rolling in a cart in your apartment is nuts.

Rolling in a cart in your apartment is nuts.

But from what I remember with Costco, they're huge shopping carts. How does it even get through the door?