Hah self checkout blues. I should be fired.They should fire the cashier who forgot to scan them.
Check the koop thread...that was like 6 years ago.Aren't you on probation or something?
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Hah self checkout blues. I should be fired.They should fire the cashier who forgot to scan them.
Check the koop thread...that was like 6 years ago.Aren't you on probation or something?
Two crimes! Stealing and accessory to a crime!Hah self checkout blues. I should be fired.
Hah self checkout blues. I should be fired.
I got told today for the 4th time that I was self checking out wrong. I once again politely said I wasn't going to do it their way and would continue to do it my way.Aren't you on probation or something?
Shopping cart. The one I put stuff in when I get them off the shelves.OK, I'll further derail this thread. I'm not really sure what IRBS is talking about, and I'm not familiar with the weight thing Hectic is talking about.
If we're talking about supermarkets, then we take each item out of the cart or carriage or basket, wave it in front of the scanner, and then drop it in the bag. It could be a plastic bag, or a paper bag, or a reusable bag we brought in. If the item has to be weighed, then the scanner has a scale.
If we're talking about Home Depot, which has the wand, it's similar, and maybe there's something that detects if the bag you're putting it into is getting heavier, I don't know. But IRBS is saying he leaves things in the cart and tries to scan them? Is it like a hand basket? Or are we talking a carriage with wheels? How do you scan things without taking them out of the cart? I usually have to turn things over and over looking for the bar code. And if you have a bunch of things in the cart, they're all bumping up to each other, or piled on one another. And anyway, they eventually have to go in bags to get put into your car, so why not bag them in the store? We bring our reusable bags into the store. Please clarify.
OK, this is definitely different. Some of our stores have banned plastic (mostly supermarkets), but every store provides either plastic bags, paper bags, or reusable sacks. In Maine, they charge a nickel for each paper bag, to encourage the use of reusables.I don't bring in bags and the store does not supply any.
Last April Walmart stopped providing any plastic bags. They have never done paper. They will sell you re-usable bags if they have them (not very reliable). I just don't like the space the bags from the trunk take in the cart while shopping.OK, this is definitely different. Some of our stores have banned plastic (mostly supermarkets), but every store provides either plastic bags, paper bags, or reusable sacks. In Maine, they charge a nickel for each paper bag, to encourage the use of reusables.
Actually, now that I think of it, some of the wholesale club stores like BJ's and Sam's Club have collections of box parts, so you can use a large box bottom to move a bunch of items into your car. But these stores all provide bags too.
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