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I dont think this is true. In Germany there never has been a 'bagger-culture' :)
by systemfreund 10y ago
I dont think this is true. In Germany there never has been a 'bagger-culture' :)
- wirrbel 10y agoThey are so small, so that you just pass through the items into your shopping cart. Basically you don't have much of an option. If you shop without a shopping cart (like me buying just a few things that fit into my bagpack) the cassier might suggest that I take a cart next time. Then there is this side-board across the checkout that you can use to bag your purchase. What you also see a lot in Germany is people taking empty cardboard boxes from the shelves and use them instead of bags at the checkout. It is quick and convenient.
- wodenokoto 10y agoThen my marketing book lied to me.
- eru 10y agoWhen was Germany supposed to have had baggers according to the book?
- wodenokoto 10y agoWhen Aldi came to Denmark and didn't redesign the checkout for not having baggers.
- majewsky 10y agoGermany never had baggers. In fact, to me as a German, the job of a bagger appears about as nonsensical as that of a telephone sanitizer.
- germanier 10y agoWalmart had baggers for the short time they were operating here.