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Old 07-28-2021, 02:57 PM   #124
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
I remember when this hit - for "elderly and disabled people". What it ended up meaning in practice is that the very few disabled people who could make it at that time (those who have support needs in the morning to get out and about never had a chance) got trampled and trolley-snatched by hordes of healthy vigorous people in their sixties.
In this area, I took a friend of mine shopping during the early openings at various grocery stores and Costco on quite a few occasions. I never noticed any trampling or "trolley-snatching" happening even by the younger people who accompanied many of the seniors and/or disabled people. I did see people helping others shoppers on several occasions with reaching products on higher shelves, etc. I thought of it as showing common politeness. Perhaps just a Canadian thing...
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