Hyperion is right about the shearing. Workers are payed by the animal, not by the hour, so the shearer might 'rush' the job and cut the animal in the process. Sheep aren't holding still, so getting cut by the clippers happens easily, and some of those wounds are deep. What does the shearer do? Stitches up the wound then and there without any sort of pain relief or numbing jell.
Of course I'm only taking about the bad shearers. I'm not saying stop shearing sheep (that would kill them) but to slow down and be more gentle.

So maybe it's a city thing? I live in a rural/suburb area.

In other words; we don't have a coin system.

I live on the west coast of the USA and I've never seen a coin operated cart return. The carts are just there, free to use.

Just making sure.

Or that they are saggy and 'not up there' anymore.... -_-

No.... -_-
It's an actual game you play at beach.