The player who causes the tower to collapse loses the game. It’s a delicate balancing act, and players must try to keep the tower steady while removing each block. Related: Take Backyard Fun Anywhere with these Outdoor Games from Jakks Pacificįor those unfamiliar with Jenga, players take turns removing one block from the tower and replacing it back on top. And giant epic towers also make for mega jumbo crashes when everything comes tumbling down. The Jenga blocks are more than eight times the size of those found in the classic tabletop version. Jenga Giant JS6 brings family game night outside, for a more exciting, engaging, and active play experience. This Jenga set is extremely durable, featuring blocks that will surely survive countless games of Jenga and lasting for many years to come.

But, a heavy set means one important thing: high quality. The set as a whole is a bit heavy, weighing in at about 16 pounds, so plan on parents doing all of the carrying. The game comes with a carry bag, so families can take this giant activity to the beach or a friend’s house with ease.

Unlike more unofficial versions, this set is real Jenga, giving players the familiar tabletop experience they know and love in an XL version. Jenga Giant JS6 stacks more than 4 feet high, and each block is made from precision-crafted, premium hardwood. Manager to Cashier: Tell the customer they are not allowed to take the baskets out of the store.Thanks to Art’s Ideas, you can supersize your next backyard BBQ or playdate with a Jenga game of epic proportions. Here's a $20 Gift Card for the inconvenience. I was just going to put my stuff in the car and return it! But this ******* cashier thinks I'm going to steal it! Is she out of her mind? Do I look like someone who steals? DO I? You are not allowed to take them out of the store.Ĭustomer: Are you saying I'm going to steal it! Get me your manager!Ĭustomer: This cashier here is accusing me of theft. Manager to Cashier: Tell the customers they are not allowed to take the baskets out of the store.Ĭashier to Customer: Sir, please leave the basket here. I imagine it's the cashiers who could stop this from happening. I take them back into the store when I see them lying around outside. People who are too cheap to buy bags (or bring their own) will sometimes use the shopping baskets to carry groceries to their car.then they just leave them in the parking lot. I'm pretty shocked that you thought just because you didn't have a car you were allowed to take the cart home. I am pretty shock that some people steals baskets. I am guessing the cashier have to pay out of pocket for every missing shopping basket? I don't know but I just needed some help to get the grocery from the store to my car. I had every intention to return the basket as soon as I put my groceries away in my car. I told you, you cannot leave the store with the basket. The cashier was watching me and said you lie. The cashier made a big deal about you have to return the basket as soon as you get to the point of our store. This one other time I was shopping at a Chinese grocery store and I wanted to wheel the tiny shopping basket with wheels to my car. I am talking about those gigantic grocery cart not shopping basket or shopping basket with wheels.

When we finally got our Windstar, the grocery cart stayed at the grocery store permanently. We had to wheel the entire grocery cart home. In grade 5, when I first got to Canada, we had no car. I really like this thread because I have two stories to share. Here’s a video example of the type of product I am suggesting

but I have seen them at Costco where they carry various configurations (squares & rectangles) and sizes So I am peeved I even have to suggest this to someone such as yourself who really needs the service, but ultimately may have no choice but to provide for oneself (IMO not your job)īut you might want to look at getting yourself one of those collapseable / foldable crates (sort of like a milk crate). let alone shopping baskets that are put out for all to use, and a major convenience required for people such as yourself. I think it very sad that people are so low to steal. For the other grocery stores I frequent like Loblaws and Metro I find they usually have a bunch of tall stacks unless it's a a busy pre-holiday day then it's empty or a few sticky ones on the floor. I can't see them getting stolen there because they have their greeters at the door always checking carts and receipts, so maybe they're always breaking? Who knows, I just know it sucks when you're in a wheelchair and that's your only option to use and there's nada so you get play Jenga on your lap with all your purchases, half of which you put back because you have no room left and have to prioritise. I've complained to Walmart a bunch of times about this.

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