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Date: 2007-03-18 09:58 pm (UTC)I frequently take the abandoned cart in with me, as my cart, unless it has too much of the chrome worn off. If the chrome is chipped/worn, I leave it on the sidewalk and get a better one. I can't push with my left hand so I leave it loosely over the handle and chrome and when the chrome is chipped, I get it in my hand.