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Being pretty antisocial, I tend to go to the self checkout if it's available. Though I've noticed that if there's a problem with something, and the store clerk
by sndean 10y ago
Being pretty antisocial, I tend to go to the self checkout if it's available. Though I've noticed that if there's a problem with something, and the store clerk comes over to help, that leads to far more human interaction than the old fashioned way (explaining the problem vs. "Hi")
> BTW, I'm not a technophobe by any measure. I'm probably more tech savvy than most people here.
At least in my circle of friends, it seems like it's less about being tech savvy/phobic and more introverted/extroverted
- draw_down 10y agoI tend to prefer less human interaction as well, but these machines offer the worst of both worlds: frustration due to dealing with a poorly designed machine, PLUS the joy of waiting around for a person to come rescue you.