This is literally every grocery store ever. Electronic locks have been on carts since I was a kid....20 years ago
Not for leaving the store they havn’t.
True, but it only happens if you exit without going through the checkout lanes. If you leave through the lanes, it won't lock.
Not according to several stories we've seen on this sub alone.
Well I used to work there but I guess reddit knows more than the employees 🤷♂️
I used to work there too. I believe reddit over the company every day of the week.
You worked at every Loblaws store everywhere?
I’ve absolutely seen them lock up on people with carts full of bagged groceries, the customer service employee didn’t even bother to check the receipt so I bet they’re just as tired of these as customers are.
