Greg Zaslow

to empty the cart corral than he does when carts are left randomly all across the parking lot.

So the cart boy, whose main job is to be the bagger at the checkout aisle, he now has to be, there's only one cart boy left.

per store.

So if the cart corral is filled, he has to be deployed a lot more often.

I want you back here in five minutes because your job is more important bagging groceries than it is taking carts back because a lot of people do bring the cart back.

And another thing, about 40% of people pick up a cart that is left anywhere, not just in the cart corral, but here.

Pretend like you're parking.

You've just parked here, okay?

You're not gonna take a chance that there's carts left in the store, so here's what you're gonna do.

You're gonna take the cart I just left

You're going to take it from here and wheel it into the store.

That's a great point by him.

I've done that move where you see a cart by your car.

Hey, that's what I'm talking about.

Don Levitard.

He called me on my own podcast.

He called me full of shit, claiming that I'm faking interest in the solar eclipse.

Well, you do do this.

You love to just get excited about everything.

Okay, Junior.