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[–]blinkooo 87 points88 points ago

Duluth on the front page, twice?

WE FINALLY MADE IT!

[–]pandawg 24 points25 points ago

Actually once for the escaped seal, once for the pot hole and once for this. It makes three! We really made it!

[–]murpium 1 point2 points ago

Wow when it rains it POURS!

[–]brokenex 5 points6 points ago

but what are we going to do with all of our new found power?

[–]schnitzelstr 8 points9 points ago

Tornado for karma?

[–]truknutzzz 2 points3 points ago

karmnado

[–]ImFuckingRadical 1 point2 points ago

I lost it when I recognized this photo from Facebook. The guy is my friends friend.

[–]Suzy_Creamcheese 1 point2 points ago

[–]pinkpurpleblues 235 points236 points ago

This picture was just taken today in Duluth, MN. They are currently in a state of emergency due to flash flooding. Pictures if you're interested.

Edit: Thanks tynet1 for pointing out this Target is in Superior, WI (which is right across the border from Duluth).

Edit 2: Theluvbeat points out that this is in Duluth right next to the mall. I am from MN, but not Duluth. So I just put both cities. Both cities are pretty banged up from this storm to say the least.

Edit 3: After half a dozen people supported Theluvbeat I'm changing it back to Duluth.

[–]Snowboarding612 102 points103 points ago

I live in Duluth, its so crazy.

[–]linkybaa 209 points210 points ago

Typical redditor:

Lives in area hit with flashfloods; still goes on reddit

[–]eyeothemastodon 140 points141 points ago

More typical of a Duluthian. Completely content with the most absurd weather possible.

[–]mattster88 40 points41 points ago

UMD alumni here, I can confirm this is true.

I've seen this type of thing in the winter (not nearly this bad though) where people are skiing down the hillside instead of kayaking.

[–]eyeothemastodon 21 points22 points ago

I personally snowboarded down 17th Ave E this past winter. The same winter that had t-shirt weather through most of January.

[–]unigeek 14 points15 points ago

For a Duluth winter, T-shirt weather is about 45 degrees F., right?

[–]bdizzle1 5 points6 points ago

Even in the southern metro area of MN anything over 32 (after windchill) is pretty much T-Shirt weather.

[–]Snow88 2 points3 points ago

If it is sunny, 32F is pretty warm in the winter.

[–]63hz 5 points6 points ago

In the big blizzard of March 2006, I snowshoed to campus, did my evening radio show, filled in for the two DJs after me (no snow shoes, apparently) and then camped out on campus overnight. Fun.

[–]Ishmaelistheway 8 points9 points ago

Ha! I have done the same down woodland

[–]LSDean 12 points13 points ago

A post so nice, t'was said thrice.

[–]mattster88 4 points5 points ago

Ha! Well played, sir.

[–]CrimsonSun99 2 points3 points ago

With all you Minnesotans in one place reading this I can't help but leave this here:

http://www.reddit.com/r/minnesota

http://www.reddit.com/r/duluth

[–]b00ks 5 points6 points ago

Yea, I remember building a little booter just off of 21st.

Thems were the days.

[–]albundy54 1 point2 points ago

I saw people doing backflips off the UMD planetarium into about 10 feet of snow a few years back. I think there is a video of it somewhere.

[–]goodonesaretaken 36 points37 points ago

Right on. Snow? Sure. Floods? Why not! Hail? Bring it. Heat and humidity are what'll make us complain, though.

[–]linkybaa 11 points12 points ago

As long as there's internet, all is well.

[–]themajor24 5 points6 points ago

Yeah there's people up here that love to kayak around when this happens.

[–]yangx 1 point2 points ago

Duluthian? That name sound like it came from Middle Earth.

[–]bitto86 6 points7 points ago

Typical redditor: Lives in area hit with flashfloods; uses situation to gain as much sweet karma as possible.

[–]Bickus 1 point2 points ago

What else is there to do?

[–]SirSoliloquy 2 points3 points ago

Swim.

[–]Ninja-Troll 1 point2 points ago

Reminds me of this. http://imgur.com/hyR2z

[–]TheNewDigg 11 points12 points ago

I knew a lady, came from Duluth

[–]hellothisissatan 3 points4 points ago

Got bit by a dog with a ragged tooth.

[–]tcpip4lyfe 6 points7 points ago

I live in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 4 year ago we looked like this. Let me tell you, you guys have a long road towards recovery ahead. Best of luck to you.

[–]Platypoke 2 points3 points ago

That last picture with the two cats named Fry and Bender. I love it.

[–]lurksquad88 54 points55 points ago

I live in Duluth and am a Civil Engineer. We will be getting a lot more road design work soon.

[–]r2_double_D2 36 points37 points ago

Omg does everyone live in Duluth?

[–]rocknroll577 51 points52 points ago

I live in Duluth and I can confirm that this is true.

[–]Inked_Cellist 9 points10 points ago

Jeez, there really are a ton of us on here...

[–]goodonesaretaken 11 points12 points ago

Only the really cool folks. Oh, and me.

[–]SDFmotionpictures 1 point2 points ago

I live in Duluth. I was playing SC2 last night and my internet was lagging because of the storm. Someone actually told me they were having the same problem because of flooding. We both lived in Duluth. Crazy how small this world is.

[–]brokenex 8 points9 points ago

Negative, some of us live in Superior.

[–]trall006 37 points38 points ago

my condolences.

[–]brokenex 6 points7 points ago

It could be worse... We could be a Superior without a Duluth nearby... that would suck.

[–]trall006 6 points7 points ago

very true, you could be in Eau Claire or Wausau...

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[–]zachavid 34 points35 points ago

[–]SXENicoleTheCat 3 points4 points ago

I live in Duluth and this is awesome. Thank you

[–]DocObvious 1 point2 points ago

minneapolis...

[–]shorty6049 1 point2 points ago

My brother lives in Duluth but he's not cool enough for Reddit. Sent me a few photos from today. crazy stuff.

[–]pinkpurpleblues 6 points7 points ago

Yayy for more work for you!

I love finding positive outcomes in negative situations :)

[–]thinkoutsidethemind 2 points3 points ago

You mean you guys will just get this piled on top of all the other unfinished road work you've been working on since....well forever.

[–]midwestredditor 2 points3 points ago

You've been to Northern Waters Smokehaus, right? It's at the DeWitt-(something) Market.

If you haven't (and they didn't get flooded to hell and back), you have to go there. It's fucking amazing.

[–]Canucklehead99 14 points15 points ago

Damn nature, you scary.

[–]UsernameOmitted 14 points15 points ago

This one really struck me. Insane Water Damage

[–]lurksquad88 3 points4 points ago

Vermilion Road. This is up there on the list of the worst pictures I've seen from this storm.

[–]kreuelt 5 points6 points ago

I'm in Duluth, it's pretty insane here today.

[–]justinjg 2 points3 points ago

I'm glad everyone who ran the marathon 3 days ago here weren't swimming it instead!

[–]dee-el 1 point2 points ago

My sister is currently biking from Winnipeg, Canada to the maritimes and happened to get caught out in this on her bike (Duluth is en route).

[–]KnowsTheScience 1 point2 points ago

What the shit? I was just there literally 2 days ago and it was like an idyllic paradise. Sunny, 30 degrees. Holy fuck.

*edit: 30 degrees celcius, I should clarify, because I'm Canadian

[–]beaulieu6 1 point2 points ago

Some really interesting shots in there. Good link!

[–]SMELLY_ANAL_BEAD 1 point2 points ago

I, also live in Duluth. Duluth, GA

[–]theluvbeat 1 point2 points ago

You were right the first time thats in duluth its right next to the mall.

[–]hagforz 1 point2 points ago

This is Duluth, not Superior.

https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&gl=us&hq=target&hnear=0x52ae527e782e37ff:0x90fdbf76eb580c72,Duluth,+MN&cid=17309704771221185075&ie=UTF8&ll=46.80798,-92.165589&spn=0.002343,0.004823&t=h&z=18&vpsrc=6&iwloc=A

note Verizon and defunct Ground Round across the street. Miller Hill Mall and Grandma's nearby are submerged as well.

[–]Itsalreadytaken 1 point2 points ago

Good ol Minnesota.

[–]darksyn17 1 point2 points ago

Live about an hour from Duluth. Pure example of Minnesota nice, you betcha.

[–]jbrittles 60 points61 points ago

As a cart pusher from Kroger I would like to personally thank that man and shake his hand some day.

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[–]Psychomyth 10 points11 points ago

I'm a current cart pusher for Walmart, and I too appreciate it when people make an effort to put shit back. I'm human, and just like anyone else, I appreciate it when I'm not taken for granted.

[–]skunk22 2 points3 points ago

Former cart pusher here. It's might have been 15 years since I worked that job, and I'm a very laid back guy, but I have no problem whatsoever calling out anyone that does't put their carts back where they belong. Salute to you cart pushing brother, some of us out there have your back.

[–]Sherlock--Holmes 1 point2 points ago

He was probably taking it, not returning it.

[–]myredditlogintoo 1 point2 points ago

What if he's getting a cart to do some looting?

[–]mattnumber 1 point2 points ago

I worked as a bagger at Publix in high school; one of my favorite duties was collecting carts from the parking lot. The longer I was away from Derek, the unpleasant front service manager, the better, so I loved when people left carts in the far reaches of the lot. Or at least that's how I rationalize not bringing carts to the cart return nowadays.

Edit: I always push the carts onto islands and take care to ensure they aren't in anyone's way and can't roll.

[–]BrilliantCorner 23 points24 points ago

Let it go Bubbles. It's just not worth it.

[–]Plastic_Indian 6 points7 points ago

came here to see if anyone mentioned this, good guy.

[–]Dr_Graves 360 points361 points ago

It's the Good Guy Greg thing to do.

[–]LordOfTheNorth 154 points155 points ago

I don't know about American supermarkets. But in the UK you used to have to put £1 in a trolley to release it and you got it back when you returned it. Point is, to get my £1 back you would literally take a short-cut through hell.

EDIT: When i was a kid in my early teens, my friend and I found a trolly with the £ still inside its case. We took it home and beat it with sledgehammers for ages. I don't know what they are made from but it did not give up the £. Its funny how they made that stronger than the trolley wheels. And the trolley with then locking unit must have been worth more than a £. Kinda retarded. Although the act of smashing a shopping cart is retarded. But at least we did not throw it in a river!

[–]ins4n1ty 201 points202 points ago

This reminds me, growing up, my older brother figured out a majority of people would pay the 25c that they put in the cart to just leave it wherever they pleased. So naturally my brother would go around collecting carts and returning them and getting the quarter back. He'd usually make a good 10-20 bucks just waiting for my mom to finish shopping.

[–]TheShaeDee 138 points139 points ago

Your brother= Smart kid.

[–]Kaissy 61 points62 points ago

As a cart pusher from walmart, I thank you. Lazy bastards leaving carts everywhere, and they say food is the thing causing obesity these days, yet the majority of people won't even walk 30 feet to put a cart back :/

[–]Blehgopie 27 points28 points ago

I'm a fatass and I will always return the carts. I will also park at the far end of the parking lot to avoid traffic and/or avoid waiting for people to leave parking spaces. It really is the food for me, and the fact that if I don't feel like I should be doing any form of excercise, I will be avoiding it at all costs. Returning the carts is just common courtesy to me. And the time it takes finding a "good" parking spot is probably just as long and more drama-filled than just parking in no-man's land and walking.

[–]mtm5891 7 points8 points ago

Honest and courteous response. I like you.

[–]cptspiffy 35 points36 points ago

But.. if nobody was too lazy to return shopping carts, wouldn't that put you out of a job?

[–]Kitchens491 32 points33 points ago

Still have to push the carts from the corrals to the store.

[–]Marmaladez 8 points9 points ago

He puts them back into the store though

[–]ReturnOfDeeO 3 points4 points ago

I used to be a cart pusher ("courtesy associate") for Walmart and thought of it the same way. Now as a valet, if someone doesn't have a wheelchair or some kind of handicap, I talk shit about them in my head about being lazy, but then I remember that's why I even have a job...

[–]uptightandpersonal 4 points5 points ago

Cart pusher at a grocery store here. It's one of the 20 other responsibilities I have, and laziness with carts is the bane of my existence. Slows me down so much when I need to wrangle stray carts strewn about the lot. Seriously, how hard is it to return a shopping cart to one of the many conveniently placed return slots?

[–]freetogoodhome 2 points3 points ago

Im cartperson at Price Chopper in new york, and we dont just have problems of people not putting them back. people take the carts home with them and leave them in front of thier house. Some, ive seen, will tip the carts over and use them for chairs.

EDIT: i might as well add, that out of all the PC, ours is nicknamed the ghetto-chopper.

[–]handbrah 2 points3 points ago

I remember having to squeeze shopping carts between cars because idiots put carts between cars by the trees. If we couldn't get them out, then we'd wait until someone leaves then one of us runs to that area to get the cart out.

Now whenever I exit a store with a shopping cart, I return the cart (or any other strays) to the nearest cart corral and organize it.

[–]bsilver 2 points3 points ago

Funny part is that usually I see these posts and people come flooding in to justify their lazy-ass behavior of leaving carts everywhere in the lot...

[–]Daemon_of_Mail 18 points19 points ago

If only that were the case at the Los Angeles Food 4 Less (I will never shop at any F4L). People who shop there are so lazy, they'd rather build a fortress out of shopping carts than go back and return them. The employees seem to stop doing cart runs after dark, as it's open all night (the hour of day doesn't slow down the amount of people shopping, btw. Went there with a friend at fucking 1 AM and the line to check out was enormous).

[–]annarchism 9 points10 points ago

All-night supermarkets tend to get busy around 1-2am since in CA it's illegal to buy liquor after 2.

[–]paenic 17 points18 points ago

I'd hate to see that place at the first of the month then.

[–]ThreeStringGuitar 3 points4 points ago

Los Angeles is just a shit hole.

[–]blackgrrl23 51 points52 points ago

They do this at our local Aldi's- a quarter a cart.

[–]kenbw2 21 points22 points ago

You have Aldi in America?

[–]revolution21 19 points20 points ago

Yeah we have a bunch in NC

[–]TokenScottishGuy 6 points7 points ago

TIL Aldi is taking of the world

[–]tealtoaster 6 points7 points ago

indeed! it's the weirdest yet most amazing place. i'm amused every time i go there.

[–]ChefBoyarDEZZNUTZZ 1 point2 points ago

Why didn't you guys just return the cart?

[–]LordOfTheNorth 2 points3 points ago

You just made a 31 year old man feel stupid for being a stupid 13 year old stupid teenager.lol. I have literally no idea why that never occurred to us at the time.

UPVOTE

[–]trunky 1 point2 points ago

American here, every grocery store I have ever been to has had free carts.

I've even seen a Safeway that had a truck with a special rack on the back that would drive around the nearby neighborhood and pick up the carts. People would just walk their shit home with the cart, then ditch it in the parking lot of their apartment complex, or on the side of the road.

[–]waffleninja 1 point2 points ago

They only have them at some stores in the US. These are the stores where they basically have as few employees as possible to keep the food prices as low as possible. No cart wranglers, no bags, just you and food.

[–]sayqueensbridge 44 points45 points ago

More of a Minnesota nice thing to do.

[–]Slacker2k 27 points28 points ago

Duluth last night?

[–]0l01o1ol0 18 points19 points ago

He was shopping for seals.

[–]grilledchzzz 5 points6 points ago

It's the "Minnesota Nice" thing to do.

[–]too_many_penises 23 points24 points ago

In my day, we called that courtesy AND STOP FUCKING GOING ON ABOUT GOOD GUY THIS AND SCUMBAG THAT.

[–]bitto86 23 points24 points ago

[–]mrdude817 5 points6 points ago

Always.

[–]madmonkeymud 104 points105 points ago

So, I take it from the rest of the comments that I'm the only one who always returns these, and in that situation would probably still do it out of habit.

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[–]honda27 39 points40 points ago

One time I saw someone leave their cart right behind someone's car before getting in their car. Without missing a beat, my friend jumped out and put the cart right back behind their car, forcing them to get out and put it in the return area. Instant street justice!

[–][deleted] 28 points29 points ago

I did this once and the bitch who shoved it there to begin with started screaming at me and telling me she was going to burn my house down etc since I was such a rude asshole. It is amazing how people who do shitty things get even shittier when faced with their acts. I guess "I am sorry I shouldn't have done that" is just to hard.

[–]theedang 11 points12 points ago

It really isn't that hard to walk down the lane a bit and return the cart. I still don't understand why people don't do it even when they're right next to it!

[–]tophermeyer 15 points16 points ago

Occasionally I'll see someone with a legitimate excuse. Small kids, disability, whatever. Usually it's someone too lazy or self absorbed to push that cart one centimeter further than they have to to get their groceries into their SUV.

Funny story, a few months ago I inadvertently caused an accident. While I was pushing my cart back to my car, I saw a woman parked next to me loading up her groceries. She was on her phone and not paying attention, so when she shoved her cart away it drifted in behind my jeep. To be an ass, and to make a point, I moved her cart back behind her car as I walked up. She was standing right there the whole time while talking on her phone but completely missed what I was doing. She got into her car (still on the phone) and backed right into it. I pretended not to notice.

[–]bsilver 3 points4 points ago

Occasionally I'll see someone with a legitimate excuse. Small kids, disability, whatever.

Small kids? Take cart to car. Unload items. Take cart to corral. Remove child. Walk back to car with child. Not. Hard.

Honestly, what disability lets people get in a vehicle, go to the grocery store, get the groceries, pay for them, and get to their vehicle to unload items, and only at that last stage decide that it's just too difficult to get the cart back to a corral or to the store? Because that sounds more like an excuse than an actual disability at that point.

[–]Mikey-2-Guns 10 points11 points ago

If you see the act being commited, simply move the cart behind their car. Bonus points if you accomplish this ninja style and they back into it in an attempt to flee the scene of their heinous act.

[–]bkh 16 points17 points ago

Huh. That's a much better idea.

I'm basically a bear in a human suit, 6'5" 290 lbs and bearded, and I'm not subtle in expressing my displeasure with these people. I also have a very foul mouth in these situations.

"WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU HAVE TO DO THAT'S SO FUCKING IMPORTANT THAT YOU CANT TAKE THE THIRTY FUCKING SECONDS TO RETURN THE FUCKING CART, YOU DRIPPY CUNT?!"

The problem is I'm very against getting punched in the nose and this could be a better solution. I have had a couple guys stop and get out and inquire if I'd like to make them, but so far I've managed to bluff them back into their vehicles.

An ex that I'm still friends with loves to tell the anecdote about the time I was yelling at someone that left a cart in the lot, they stopped, got out, and asked if I wanted "to fucking go, you fucking faggot?"

I made myself big, started stomping towards him, and in my loudest, craziest, mouth-frothy voice, "YOU HAVE FIVE SECONDS TO GET THE FUCK BACK IN YOUR CAR AND DRIVE THE FUCK AWAY BEFORE I DO MY VERY BEST TO BITE YOUR FFFFFFFFFUCKING THROAT OUT! I KID YOU NOT, YOU LITTLE SHIT!"

I think your way might entail less risk of a stabbing.

[–]TrueCanadianPatriot 8 points9 points ago

Jesus. Have you considered therapy, brother?

[–]bkh 6 points7 points ago

but so far I've managed to bluff them back into their vehicles.

Haha, thanks for you concern, but I'm not actually an angry person. At all. I'm just really good at pretending to be. Honestly I'm a pacifist and if someone ever called my bluff and came at me I'd run like hell.

I'm annoyed, yes, but it's a fake rage. I can admit this due to the anonymity of the internets... Sometimes I get people congratulating me and I've had a cart-jockey tell me that he wishes he had my balls, but it's mostly cause I think the image of a big, scary lookin man flipping shit over an unreturned shopping cart is hilarious.

...maybe I do need therapy...

Also,

I KID YOU NOT, YOU LITTLE SHIT!"

Is a direct quote from Best in Show. I'm fucked if anyone I'm yelling at ever recognizes it.

[–]CanolaIsAlsoRapeseed 23 points24 points ago

As a former Fred Meyer cart bitch, I commend you.

[–]the_friendly_one 2 points3 points ago

Took the words right out of my mouth.

[–]FuzzyMcBitty 5 points6 points ago

Honestly, once you're already in water up to your thighs, what's the point in skipping it?

[–]seamusmcduffs 4 points5 points ago

My job at home depot was to collect carts and put them back. I absolutely loathed people who just left them anywhere. There were many deaths thought up in my head.

[–]BonTonVon 14 points15 points ago

As a cart pusher at Target, I say good on you.

[–]minustheamanda 3 points4 points ago

One of the very, very few Target carts that ACTUALLY gets returned to its proper place. The rest get pushed into cars and whatnot, because the people that shop at Target are too self-important to return them to where they belong. Good on this guy.

[–]johnfredone 44 points45 points ago

Extreme Minnesota Nice!

[–]MinnesotaNice 3 points4 points ago

\0/

[–]shack026 43 points44 points ago

Two posts about Duluth on the front page. Crazy!

[–]Magickman7 12 points13 points ago

This is the 5th ive seen

[–]RedditByPhone 4 points5 points ago

You must have good eyes.

[–]BitchesThinkImSexist 8 points9 points ago

or really bad eyes

[–]AlphaRedditor 19 points20 points ago

He's either entirely too noble a person, or a terrible judge on flotation devices.

[–]IUsedToBeAPygmy 10 points11 points ago

My guess is he's actually getting the cart, maybe to use it to get his 102-year-old grandmother to safety. Or something.

[–]discontinuity 8 points9 points ago

Looting.

[–]toomuchlovin 8 points9 points ago

"gosh why won't this damn thing fill up?!"

[–]ButtFuckSlutsGoNuts 12 points13 points ago

I hope I'm never that high.

[–]Macandme 6 points7 points ago

He will be remembered for all that he fought for.

[–][deleted] 5 points6 points ago

Would you really want a shopping cart to injure or kill you during a flood? Death by water is understandable, but death by shopping cart isn't even worth a burial. This man is simply doing his part to protect everyone against being embarrassingly killed by a shopping cart during a flood.

[–]pseudohim 3 points4 points ago

Target employee here.

I salute you, sir.

(tear in eye)

[–]tophermeyer 7 points8 points ago

So, when I used to work at Target I used to volunteer to be the guy to go our and wrangle up all the loose carts at the end of the night.

I would go slow and it would take me 20-30 minutes. Everyone else was stuck inside zoning and putting back all the loose shit that people moved all over the store. Pushing carts was delightful in comparison.

[–]the_friendly_one 4 points5 points ago

He deserves a medal.

[–]Jaquezee 9 points10 points ago

Perhaps properly placing a cart in the correct receptacle triggers the elevator into the Ministry of Magic?

[–]-Zoomacroom- 2 points3 points ago

Good Guy Shopper.

[–]TheInsaneDane 3 points4 points ago

One of the many unsung heroes.

[–]LSDean 4 points5 points ago

Knowing of my own OCD and willingness (urge) to put stray carts in the corrals, I feel for that guy.

[–]alwaysgreener 1 point2 points ago

he heard about the liquidation sale at target

[–]honestlyevil 3 points4 points ago

I immediately thought of this.

[–]somethingotherthanb4 5 points6 points ago

He's from Duluth Minnesota. They're practically Canadian. He was just being polite.

[–]ERouthier 6 points7 points ago

How the hell is this in r/WTF? Should've been in /r/funny or /r/pics.

[–]HerdOfSerfs 2 points3 points ago

As a cart-guy at a grocery store, this brought a tear to my eye. Thank you sir, THANK YOU.

[–]jeblis 2 points3 points ago

Ummm... Maybe he's taking it.

[–]domsquad 2 points3 points ago

as a former cart attendant at a target this means alot to me

[–]penis-butter 2 points3 points ago

As a former cart pusher, I salute this guy.

[–]bremner8 2 points3 points ago

Why would anyone build a store in a lake?

[–]Dakotaleek 2 points3 points ago

This is literally like 4 minutes down te road from my house.

[–]Brandmitch 6 points7 points ago

I saw some people floating down the street by my house in Duluth on air matresses this morning.

[–]Xanador44 3 points4 points ago

I REALLY hope that Verizon store got completely destroyed. Their bills are way too high.

[–]good-guy-jay 3 points4 points ago

Good on you, Jim.

[–]The_Pride_of_Vadnais 4 points5 points ago

Is this still Duluth?

[–]McDuble 5 points6 points ago

yes, that whole area was/is flooded.

[–]trall006 1 point2 points ago

Minnesota nice at it's finest!

[–]Tjebbe 1 point2 points ago

Hobo with a flood!

[–]Maevenn 1 point2 points ago

if it's one of those coin-return SOBs, I totally sympathize.

[–]loookitsatravis 1 point2 points ago

This submission is deep, man. Real deep.

[–]DanAttack 1 point2 points ago

This is the most inspiring thing I've seen all day.

[–]jobotslash 1 point2 points ago

He is a trooper, my cart attendant friends would be proud.

[–]Mattyice318 1 point2 points ago

Target acquired

[–]brightshining 1 point2 points ago

And he forgot his dog food on the bottom

[–]redmonster8 1 point2 points ago

hopefully the current doesn't drag it back out.

[–]subkumquat 1 point2 points ago

Good on him. If you are one of those lazy people who think it's someone else's job to return your shopping cart because your time is too valuable, then there's a good chance I hate you. You probably need the exercise anyway if you're that lazy. Take the cart to the nearest cart return or find some way to get genital leprosy so you can't pass on those genes and behavior. I have been known to randomly hand out cash to people who take their carts back and loudly thank others while glaring at those lackwits who leave their carts in the middle of parking spaces. I'm pretty sure I'll be shot one day in a parking lot.

[–]Hurm 1 point2 points ago

I want to put this picture up all over my store.

"If this guy did it, what's your excuse?"

[–]keeok 1 point2 points ago

My hero. I hate it when people just leave the cart in the parking lot.

[–]JL1551 1 point2 points ago

HES THE ULTIMATE GOOD GUY GREG

[–]thegriefer 1 point2 points ago

I think I can speak for everyone who works in retail, I wish all customers were as dedicated as this guy.

[–]TheMinister2811 1 point2 points ago

GGG reincarnated

[–]cronos844 1 point2 points ago

Every fuck given on that day

[–]Gates9 1 point2 points ago

As a former cart jockey, I salute this man.

[–]njuty 1 point2 points ago

I had to abandon a car in a flooded parking lot and was freaking out about not being able to find the white lines to park between.

[–]DontBeSuchaVagine 1 point2 points ago

I'm from Hibbing - are the roads in Duluth as bad as they say?

[–]Let_Them_Eat_Cake24 1 point2 points ago

Duluth...on the front page... :')

[–]KikiCVIII 1 point2 points ago

I'm a cart attendant at Target(worst job ever) and all I gotta say is that guy has more respect in a flood than most retards in Cali with our perfect weather.

[–]burst_bagpipe 1 point2 points ago

Dum de dum dum, the rains a bit heavy today, de dum de dum, oh look! there's a car floating past, dum de du Oh dammit! the store is closed.

[–]heimdal77 1 point2 points ago

Every person who has ever pushed carts for a living has given this guy a standing ovation when seeing this.

[–]not_very_sure2 1 point2 points ago

This is more funny than WTF, not really WTF at all actually.

[–]levelbestasever 1 point2 points ago

This is the equivalent of Captain "Sully" Sullenburger sending his local library an apology note because his book was overdue. Because it was on his plane. That he landed in the Hudson River with no casualties to his passengers.

[–]ytayj 1 point2 points ago

I've just realised what's weirder about this photo. There is someone else standing waist-deep in floodwater taking a picture of this.

[–]CIAJackal 1 point2 points ago

It's sad that dedication to good behavior is WTF now. Good on you, guy.

[–]Elwood_ 1 point2 points ago

Typical canadian.

[–]Cythos 1 point2 points ago

I knew couldn't have been the only one who actually takes the effort to return shopping carts.

[–]matts511 1 point2 points ago

I live in Duluth, crazy day man

[–]a-Centauri 1 point2 points ago

As a former cart boy, I approve of this man's dedication

[–]2damnhigh 1 point2 points ago

While it was not THAT flooded, I worked at a Farm Fresh during a hurricane. Pushing carts and helping people to their cars with bags. I was out for so long, got so drenched that I reached a weird state of zen where the water just didn't matter anymore. Normally rain is a nuisance but for those few hours I didn't care about the rain.

[–]digiSal 1 point2 points ago

in my teens there was a hidden camera show that awarded a customer one million dollars for returning a shopping cart to the corral.

one of my best friends always returned the carts to the corral after seeing this.

i didnt know he moved to Duluth.

[–]JROCK50 1 point2 points ago

My job is to pull these bitches in. Mad respect for this guy

[–]Amenitre 1 point2 points ago

Someone please turn this into one of those (de)motivational posters.

Determination: Because you will not be that guy to take up a fucking parking spot with a shopping cart through neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail.

[–]tronn4 1 point2 points ago

Talk about customer loyalty! That store manager owes this guy some anal!