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True, but on average each cashier gets the same number of slow customers. The cashier can control how fast he bags, whether he can identify produce items, wheth
by massysett 10y ago
True, but on average each cashier gets the same number of slow customers. The cashier can control how fast he bags, whether he can identify produce items, whether he dawdles and chats, etc.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoIf only that were actually true. Depends on the day, honestly. The cashier has absolutely no control over which customers are slow. From experience, some customers are simply difficult to get to move on. You can do some things, but go too far and you wind up getting complaints about rudeness. It is all a balancing act. Regular slow customers you can call for backup, if the place allows for that, but sometimes you are simply stuck.