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I'm asking historically what was actually done, not what could be done. (For, "what could be done" you could ask if the cashier had seen this person before? Ar
by logicallee 10y ago
I'm asking historically what was actually done, not what could be done. (For, "what could be done" you could ask if the cashier had seen this person before? Are they a regular shopper here, as far as the cashier notices?) I am asking what information cashiers in Japan actually in fact recorded by hand. What did these cards look like for each customer. Etc.
- wapz 10y agoGenerally what has been "accepted" as done is age and male/female. I'm sure some places have done more but that's all I've heard of (lived in Japan for about 6 years now).
- anabis 10y agoImage of actual buttons used added to the original post. Keep in mind this has to be done while doing usual cashier things, so not much attention can be taken up by it.
- logicallee 10y agoThanks!