True, however the arrows are meant to indicate motion. The Completely Retarded cart is meant to be stationary.
I also hate the stare people. In Walmart, you've got at best, two brand choices. Macaroni and cheese does not require four minutes of staring.
Today I had to do an awkward co-browsing move in the CD's as not to offend the other weirdo. We even had a nice conversation about how they should use bold block lettering on the spines of CD's rather than cursive black on dark blue spine. That's actually how I found pretty hate machine.
It was still an awkward co-browsing. He'd pull like five of them and look at the covers. I'm a spine browser. Same thing as speed reading, and it clears the space for the next person much more quickly.
In a perfect world, Goodwill would run an inventory and they'd just pull the CD for you like gamestop. That would also stop theft. This unfortunately would require Goodwill to maintain a database, and tie it into the POS for removal at sale. This will of course, not happen.
But if anyone has any high level contacts at goodwill, please pass this along. Not only would it end Awkward Co-Browsing, it would allow the blinder of the species (Elderly) an easier access point.
That being said, the old people would grumble and not want to use the database
