Self Checkouts

[bousozoku]

"You're right. I'll move it to the top."
Take bread out of bag.
Put bread back in same bag.

No matter how nice someone was to her, she was still disagreeable.

 

[Herdfan]

As a retired single person pushing 80 this year, I enjoy the banter with the clerks and I usually go to one I know.

No offense, but this is the reason I like Self-Checks.

 

[eyoungren]

No offense, but this is the reason I like Self-Checks.

Yes, I am usually behind the retired single person enjoying shooting the breeze with the cashier - while I'm in a hurry and could have left the store 5 mins. earlier if there'd been a self-checkout.

 

[Ifti]

The thing I dislike about self checkouts is when the person in front just doesn't know what they're doing and ends up taking 10 years to scan and pay for 3 items.

 

[yankees992013]

No offense, but this is the reason I like Self-Checks.

Agreed, Self-checkouts are easy. I would be in and out in 5 mins with full set of groceries. The only thing I hate is that you cant put your bags on a small table top next to the machine as they would register an error while checking out. It looks like a security measure i guess. It would be nice if they have a place to set aside of finished checked-through groceries.

 

[yankees992013]

The basic Walmart+ is like Uber/Doordash/etc for groceries. You get a private citizen in their own car delivering your stuff

That's becoming more common with Restaurants, home improvement, and groceries. For example Amazon deliveries depending where you are, most of the time you would see private citizen working for Amazon delivering to your home. Major cities uses Amazon company truck, rural areas using Uber like deliveries. The best part about those type of deliveries that you dont pay to the Uber directly as your order already paid for.