Finally someone sees the logic behind my decision to not blindly obey the policy of one way aisles. It could easily work in a different store set up and in fact be safer and quicker in a store like Costco where the store aisles are much wider and two carts can pass each other without being in close contact and in the front of the store it being wide enough to accommodate more then two carts but in a store that the aisles are narrow enough that two carts cannot pass each other without coming in close contact it makes less sense.
Ummm, much as I find it annoying, you aren't making sense. If you and the other people are maintaining six foot distancing you are exposed to less people because you aren't coming within six feet of them. If two people are meeting going opposite directions in the same aisle they are now forced to within less than six feet. So now two people that would never have come withing six feet of each other have come within two feet of each other.
I have spinal cord damage, not only is every step I take filled with burning coals, but the more I do the more I hurt. By the time I'm done grocery shopping my normal way, skipping several aisles with products I don't use and going first thing in the morning so I can move as fast as possible and not have to wait on other people, I have needles and spikes jabbing into the burning soles of my feet, While the burning itself is climbing up my legs. Over the hours the pain will increase until, combined with whatever else I've been unable to avoid doing, around 8 or 9 pm some will be so bad I will be jerking my feet and legs in an attempt to avoid the unavoidable while I'm immersed in flame to my knees.
Feel free to do as you wish, we all want to do what we feel is best for our safety. Personally I feel that with X amount of people in the store they are going to be less people closer together for shorter periods of time with two way aisles then if there are only one way aisles if you feel differently do what you feel is best for you and others.Ummm, much as I find it annoying, you aren't making sense. If you and the other people are maintaining six foot distancing you are exposed to less people because you aren't coming within six feet of them. If two people are meeting going opposite directions is the same aisle they are now forced to withing less than six feet. So now two people that would never have come withing six feet of each other have come within two feet of each other.
I have spinal cord damage, not only is every step I take filled with burning coals, but the more I do the more I hurt. By the time I'm done grocery shopping my normal way, skipping several aisles with products I don't use and going first thing in the morning so I can move as fast as possible and not have to wait on other people, I have needles and spikes jabbing into the burning soles of my feet, While the burning itself is climbing up my legs. Over the hours the pain will increase until, combined with whatever else I've been unable to avoid doing, around 8 or 9 pm some will be so bad I will be jerking my feet and legs in an attempt to avoid the unavoidable while I'm immersed in flame to my knees.
So, do you feel like I do? Because I'm still following the rules.
We live in a society, that means sometimes you have to do, or put up with things you'd rather not
Complaining about complaining? Yea that makes sense.
There's the problem. I don't do what I feel, I do what I think. Feelings don't replace facts, they let you work your way around them.
Could not have said it better. Full marks. Especially the bolded (mine).
But then what would you have to complain about?
