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"All that crap retailers put at checkouts? Few customers buy it, and it limits how much merchandise the customer can put on the counter." People select less st
by iamnotacrook 7y ago
"All that crap retailers put at checkouts? Few customers buy it, and it limits how much merchandise the customer can put on the counter."
People select less stuff when they're shopping because they're concerned it won't fit on the counter, or they take a bunch of stuff there but end up not paying for it because it won't fit, or what?
- setr 7y agoI think the issue is that it slows down processing time, reducing overall throughput, for little to no gain And the bigger the line, the more likely customers drop out (at least, I do, especially if the purchase is small/insignificant)
- Animats 7y agoPeople select less stuff when they're shopping because they're concerned it won't fit on the counter. Yes. This is an issue for stores that don't use shopping carts.