He probably doesn't care cause I think the record is 14 carts.

It's Walmart...that was probably the least trouble he/she has had all month.

Omg that sounds like it could've happened to my friend Jade

It's funny cause those things are meant for handicapped people

This is mine. I was really more embarrassed and kind of horrified by the damage to the carts- two of them had broken plastic parts and one had a bent frame- but the manager was very calm about it and apologized for it even malfunctioning. I try not to use the buggies, but I have a disorder that makes my joints prone to dislocation and my soft tissue prone to tearing- and after I torn a ligament in my leg pushing a buggy, my doctor told me not to push cart anymore. It was even further off the table with the high ankle sprain I had. So, yeah, I count as "disabled." Also, my name is not Jade, but it helps to know this sort of shenanigans happens to other people.

It is absurd for OP to feel embarrassed here. That manager is who should be embarrassed; he should be grovelling apologetically. Their store fails to take proper steps to ensure their scooters are in good condition. They created a huge hazard. They could have severely injured OP or someone else! Sounds like whiplash or getting a limb squished in a collision would be extra-dangerous for OP compared to the average person, due to EDS or whatever. Actually MOST people who'd be using that scooter have fragile bodies. Well, doesn't sound like a safe experience for even the most sturdy person. Sounds like a death trap. HUGE mistakes were made. Hopefully they used it as a learning experience for the whole chain, rather than burying it to avoid getting in trouble.

Amine

tooo much problem