> How fucking hard is it to use the trolley to move your goods to your car, and then into your cupboard? Addressing the sibling comments on this: I don't know

> How fucking hard is it to use the trolley to move your goods to your car, and then into your cupboard? Addressing the sibling comments on this: I don't know if it's common elsewhere, but some supermarkets in the UK have hand-held self-scanners that you can use while you walk around the shop. You pick things up, scan them with the scanner and put them in your (reusable) bags that you brought. Once you've got everything you go to a separate till where everything you've scanned comes up and you pay and go. Your groceries are already bagged and that makes it lots easier to unload into the house at the other end. I've noticed as a result that some shoppers turn up with much more substantial reusable bags than the normal 'bag for life' variety. Ones made from fabric that are constructed to stay open. Waitrose also have a version as an app so you can use your phone to do the scanning: https://www.waitrose.com/home/about_waitrose/quick_check/quick-check-app.html https://www.waitrose.com/home/about_waitrose/quick_check/qui...