Bad Buggy!

This picture is not very good, but it's with my cell phone so deal with it. I was in Wal-Mart yesterday getting a few groceries and my streak continues. Somehow, I always get the buggy with the bad wheel...or do they all have bad wheels? I hate it...I start pushing the buggy down the aisle and it seems fine, but then it starts to wobble and make weird noises. A few times I've turned around and went back to exchange the bad buggy for a better one, but most of the time I just deal with it. You know the routine...the back left wheel is bad so as long as you put pressure on the back of the cart it's ok. Then you get tired of putting pressure on the cart so you go after the heavy items 1st...milk, canned goods...wishing you needed a 50lb. bag of dog food...you know the deal. You put everything on the side of the bad wheel to reduce the wobble, but it doesn't work. Every aisle you go down people are looking at you and then your buggy and then back at you. After you go check out and nearly faint at the amount of money you owe Wal-Mart, you take your filled up cart to the car...wobbling all the way. The frustrating is mounting because it's 98 degrees and 3 cars are waiting on your parking spot. It makes you want to take your time, but the stares from the people won't go away. After unloading the groceries in the vehicle, you have officially reached the boiling point. However, because you are a Christian and Christ Followers always return their buggy's...right?...you race to the nearest buggy return station and vent all your anger on the wobbily cart so you can somehow get revenge...your face is red...people are honking...you push the buggy into the return area with enough force to kill a small animal...it slams into the railing and you quickly realize how the wheels of a Wal-Mart cart get injured.