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I found it depends on the 'class' of the supermarket. The higher class the supermarket, the less calibrated they are to treat you like a shoplifter.
by nmeofthestate 10y ago
I found it depends on the 'class' of the supermarket. The higher class the supermarket, the less calibrated they are to treat you like a shoplifter.
- mcintyre1994 10y agoIn Waitrose you can use your own rucksack without getting flagged!
- TillE 10y agoAt M&S, you must wait to get approval after indicating that you're using your own bags. Awful system. I've had nothing but trouble with the self-checkouts I've used in the UK. I'm quite slow and methodical about it, but the machines always manage to inexplicably fuck up halfway through.
- mcintyre1994 10y agoI find in Tesco and the Coop (don't think I've used M&S) they let you say you're using your own bags, but they assume that's a carrier bag and complain at my rucksack. I always leave packing until the end if I can now, although they'll still complain about unexpected items even after paying..
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