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In Hungary you put a coin the cart that you get back when you take it back
We do this in Australia too, and it only helps a little bit. Lazy and inconsiderate people will still be lazy and inconsiderate.
You don't get people taking the carts back to claim the money?
In NZ I've never seen it. And I'm glad. My kids love taking all the stray trolleys back, it takes so long to get them back into the car. I can't imagine how bad it would be if my kids were being paid to take longer to get in the car.
We used to do that, but it seems to have gone away again, at least at supermarkets near me.