“Anymore than a few items makes self checkout suck”
Especially if you’re behind someone with a full shopping cart that’s self checking.
I can only think of one reason to self check out with a cart load.
“I can only think of one reason to self check out with a cart load.”
I can think of another. At a Kroger’s (Fry’s in Phoenix) a few days ago, mid-day on a weekday, the “super store” had a grand total of ONE register staffed and 7 customers in line (most with full carts). The option was to slog through self check out or wait for...IDK, maybe 30 minutes?
“I can only think of one reason to self check out with a cart load.”
You want to get it right?
I only use an employee checkout if no self-checkout is available. I like KNOWING my bill is correct. But then, I don’t go shopping for 123 small items. A completely full cart means I have large items in the cart.
My wife does the once-a-month, go to Costco and spend 3 hours stock up type of shopping. She enjoys that.
And I hate using employee check out. Just like I would rather use a self-serve kiosk at McDonald’s than hope an employee gets my order right.