Riding My Modified Shopping Cart To Work, This Hill Is Crazy, DIY Off-Road Homeless Racing Cart.

So I thought of a way to get my coolers down to the bottom of this giant hill a whole lot easier than the way I was doing it before. if you want to support use cashapp https://cash.app/$silverreport I kind of was thinking as I was walking the other day how nice it would be if I could just put my feet on the back of the cart but there was just too much stuff on it and it really wasn't safe because you can't steer a cart. I also have too much cargo for a single cart so often it's overloaded and it takes me kind of a long time to get down because I have to lift the cart over every crack. I'd attached the sitting platform that used tension just from the back metal supports on the cart it had no ground support it was merely suspended and when I had that I thought maybe I could add wheels and it would work as a small platform to ride. well I was coming home with the dolly and my cooler is the one day and it was feeling quite heavy and I bumped into a cart and I thought I was going to throw the cooler inside this cart and throw the dolly on it and bring it back and drop the dolly off and as I was trying to put it on top that worked for half of the journey. I needed things out of my bag which was in the cart so I took it off and looked for other ways to attach it to the cart to help me carry the dolly and it just happened to fit perfectly in a locking position into the back of the cart it was also suspended at that point in the wheels did not touch the ground but when you sat on it they did. I kind of kick scootered it toward my storage, then down the hill, while testing various seats and flooring. I had rubber, plastic, wood flooring so far, but the first ride was on the metal on the dolly. the materials are salvaged from the city except the dolly. this is the second base cart I've ridden down the hill.