Am i being over the top of would you complain about this?

Skintski

I don't really see you should get special treatment just because you're pregnant unless having a bun in the oven affects your ability to use a cash machine and checkout?

If you don't have the right change then you go get some, it's as simple as that really.

balletshoes

Catty89 wrote: »

That would mean having to go to a cash machine, buying a few things, queuing , going to get a trolley, shopping, queuing again. I guess i could have done this but actually didnt think of it at the time. (cash machines are at opposite end)

I really didnt think shopping had to be as difficult as that to be honest.

its not difficult - it just means you check to see if you have a £1 coin or a trolley token on you before you head off for your big shop. As more and more supermarkets have trolleys where you need a token or a coin, it makes sense to sort that out before you go. You'll know for next time eh?

Murtle

Catty89 wrote: »

This makes me laugh, its the only shop where i am that requires money to shop so no i dont think i did it incorrectly at all. Maybe i am being over the top complaining but i hardly think im shopping incorrectly?

Sorry this made me chuckle as you said you left without shopping, so it would suggest that you were shopping incorrectly. I realise it would have been annoying but for some reason this tickled me. :rotfl:

I don't shop in Asda, and never use a trolley in Aldi and Sainsburys doesn't do the annoying coin thing.

Hope you manage to get your shopping

x

Funky_Bold_Ribena

Don't shop in Asda again, that's the only way they learn.

Catty89

Skintski wrote: »

I don't really see you should get special treatment just because you're pregnant unless having a bun in the oven affects your ability to use a cash machine and checkout?

If you don't have the right change then you go get some, it's as simple as that really.

I never said i should receive special treatment?

cannyscot_2

I think the folk whi are saying its not ASDAs fault are the problem! All stores have a key to unlock them as they move them about all the time. I have forgetten my pound Asda-gave me a pound , sainsburys-free charity token, Morrissons plastic disc, Tesco-unlock you a trolley. I'd say it is one crappy Asda that didnt get a pregnant women a trolley. I'd have stood my ground until they got one for me.

balletshoes

suki1001 wrote: »

You assume everyone has a keyring - I've used these in the past - but if I don't have my house keys with me that plan falls down.

i've got 3 trolley discs, 2 are on my bag and one is on my car keys. They have definitely come in handy over the years.

tom15387202

At the end of the day. It's so you don't nick the trolley.

You say you are pregnant but for all Asda know you have a Tesco trolley up your jumper and you are collecting them.

Tip of the day.
When you get your trolley home turn it upside down - it makes a cheap bbq.

Catty89

Murtle wrote: »

Sorry this made me chuckle as you said you left without shopping, so it would suggest that you were shopping incorrectly. I realise it would have been annoying but for some reason this tickled me. :rotfl:

I don't shop in Asda, and never use a trolley in Aldi and Sainsburys doesn't do the annoying coin thing.

Hope you manage to get your shopping

x

I guess your right, i cant even shop correctly haha,

Person_one

Murtle wrote: »

Sorry this made me chuckle as you said you left without shopping, so it would suggest that you were shopping incorrectly. I realise it would have been annoying but for some reason this tickled me. :rotfl:

I don't shop in Asda, and never use a trolley in Aldi and Sainsburys doesn't do the annoying coin thing.

Hope you manage to get your shopping

x

The Sainsburys near me does! Maybe it depends on the area and how likely the trolleys are to get nicked!