Description
Shopping Cart Hijinx
Tagline: Return the lost carts of civilization.
📜 Quest Summary
Few things speak louder of neglect than shopping carts gone rogue — stranded in ditches, parking lots, and park edges like forgotten relics of modern trade. This quest calls upon you to locate and return one or more abandoned shopping carts to their rightful home.
Whether at a grocery store, apartment complex, or roadside, each rescued cart is a small act of order, care, and community respect. You may do this alone or with allies, turning what seems like a mundane errand into a mission of quiet restoration.
When complete, take a photo of your cart safely returned and email it to quests@RLLARP.ca with the subject line “Shopping Cart Hijinx.”
🧭 Suggested Steps
- Spot one or more abandoned shopping carts in a safe, accessible location.
- Ensure it belongs to a nearby store (check logos or markings).
- Safely wheel or transport it back to its cart bay or store entrance.
- If the distance is long, consider teamwork or use a vehicle — avoid roads with traffic.
- Take a quick photo of the cart before and after (where you found it and where you returned it).
- Optional: return multiple carts in a single trip or help tidy up stray ones already near the bay.
🎯 Completion Markers
- At least one shopping cart returned to its rightful location.
- Before/after photo(s) showing retrieval and return.
- An email to quests@RLLARP.ca titled “Shopping Cart Hijinx,” including your photos, store name, and a short reflection.
⚠️ Safety & Respect
- Stay on sidewalks or safe paths; do not enter private property without permission.
- Be courteous if approached by staff — explain you’re simply returning carts for community good.
- Avoid pushing carts across busy streets or through unsafe areas.
- If a cart is damaged or unsafe to move, report it to the store instead of risking injury.
✨ Purpose
To restore order and respect in shared spaces, transforming an overlooked task into a small act of beauty and good humor. Each cart returned is a reminder that even small gestures of care can set larger wheels of harmony in motion.
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