Our state now charges $ if you don’t use your own bags🙄. So sometimes I wheel the cart out to the car and then bag my own when I forget to bring my bags in!
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Sometimes…
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Love using my Woot bags 
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all of my reusable grocery bags advertise for Woot!.. I often wonder what the baggers think of me
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I reuse the plastic grocery bags to shop for what the dog left in the yard. Does that count?
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Just ask my grandma who would saved bread loaf bags…
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We don’t have a choice here. Single use bags are banned, and larger stores aren’t allowed to offer paper bags or even sell them. So reusable is the only way.
I bought foldable bags, in the shapes of fruit or animals, and hang them on purses, keys, etc. and we have a bunch of reusable bags in the trunk.
It definitely works from an environmental stand point. But I’m very glad that two BOC in a row had a large roll of trash bags for office sized bins. Perfect size for what we would reuse our grocery bags for around the house.
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I try to remember them… always nice to get one in the BoC, if I don’t use it for groceries then it’s carrying extra clothes or food on the road!
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New Jersey requires it.
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It’s the law where I live. Or pay extra.
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Only because I have so many from BOCs and IRKs
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Depends on where I’m shopping. We go to Aldi 1-2 times a month for bulk groceries and use our reusable Aldi bags when we go
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Car show bags FTW!
I haven’t been to a car show in a few years, but I accumulated a lifetime supply high-quality plastic bags freely handed out (depending on automotive marketing budgets in any given year) by carmakers. For a, say, $10, entrance fee you could look at all the new cars and make off with an arm-full of high quality reusable plastic bags that last for several years (basically identical to the good ones that stores will sell you for a few bucks each) . Actually, my regular go-to bag is a large (washable) cotton slingable-over-the-shoulder bag handed out by a “luxury truck and van converter” from a trade show I attended back in the '90s.
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Gimme da bags!
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I do but I forget them at home often 
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Yes; I have several that are made from old jeans; they are strong and voluminous.
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It’s the law where I live, unless you want to pay 10 cents for a paper bag.
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I do re-use grocery bags for dog poo
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Always!
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