Our Reader asked us to publicize the matter. In an email to the editorial office, he wrote: “There are many stories describing the behavior of supermarkets: sometimes the nuts are spoiled, sometimes the price at the checkout does not match the one on the shelf where the product was; or the queues are long and you have to stand, etc. But there is also another side of the coin, in which the given market or large-format store is not to blame for anything. It is the rudeness and lack of etiquette among shoppers [podkreślenie – red.]. I took the photo in the Orlen parking lot located next to Kaufland. Some truck drivers pull a trolley up to their vehicle and unpack their shopping there.”
He added: “Everything would be fine and proper if it were not for laziness or rudeness, or perhaps even cunning. Some drivers do not return the trolleys to their designated place, but leave them in the parking lot by the filling station.”
Does this type of behavior often occur in our town? We invite you to join the discussion.
(information: ii)