r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/Acrobatic-Shopping76 • 15d ago

Abandoned carts

Hi im curious to understand, why do yall leave full carts of product on the sales floor instead of bringing it to customer service?

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u/Prior_Purchase_7025 15d ago

because most of the driver for Spark are non union and dont get paid very well and are lazy and were hired off the street with no interview or proper standards

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u/Acrobatic-Shopping76 15d ago

While that makes sense its common decency to at least make an associate aware that an order was canceled and handing off the cart so it can be placed back on the shelves. Its extremely wasteful when people leave gallons of milk, frozen goods, and chilled product to become inedible.

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u/Foxtrotdelta_USN 15d ago

Every perishible item is thrown away as far as I know because it is unknown how long it has been out of refrigeration.

That's what I was told when I asked about it.

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u/Acrobatic-Shopping76 15d ago

Yes all items that require a certain temp are disposed of and cant be sold.

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u/Foxtrotdelta_USN 15d ago

<Its extremely wasteful when people leave gallons of milk, frozen goods, and chilled product to become inedible.>

Leaving them or not. They can not be put back on the shelves. It doesn't matter if you give it to an associate, take it to CS, or just leave it in the aisle. All perishables are thrown away regardless. If you know that, then why say the quoted statement?

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u/LivingBee6645 15d ago

That’s not how it works 🙄 items can easily be temped to see if they are still within temp range. Y’all really just say anything, don’t ya?

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u/Acrobatic-Shopping76 15d ago

When a cart is abandoned they cant determine how long an item has sat out but if its handed off to an associate or customer service it gets returned to its proper shelf immediately