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emperorpenguin2
· 9 years ago
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I'm not sure what this post means, could somone elaborate?
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Its defeats the purpose of self checkout if somebody's going to help
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emperorpenguin2
· 9 years ago
But don't they only help if there's a problem?
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Im guessing OP dint think of the holes
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wittyusernamehere
· 9 years ago
And isn't there only one person for like 6 machines?
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deviledapple
· 9 years ago
as often as i need the employee who is busy with the other 5 machines i have mostly stopped using the self chekouts cuz standing in line is faster than waiting for some guy to convince the machine that my pack of gum is not supposed to weigh 5 lbs.
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wittyusernamehere
· 9 years ago
Maybe it depends on the store. My grocery store's machine work great and rarely need any help unless it's for coupons.
deviledapple
· 9 years ago
oh it surely depends on the store, the quality of the machine, the quality of the data input, the quality of the maintenance, the quality of the people doing simple upkeep. then simple complications like who needs to be ID'd and shit slow it down even more.
sixuerui
· 9 years ago
The grocery store I work out doesn't! Although it's a petty old store with slow customer flow...haha
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kristinasalinas
· 9 years ago
We're there to help at the self checkouts because the majority of the people that go to use them don't know what the hell they're doing.
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guest
· 9 years ago
and then have the nerve to tell grocery store clerks that their job is "child's play" and "not a real job".
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