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> So there are not enough lanes open then (sounds like poor time and motion work) How exactly is having more lanes going to help with the conveyor belt being s
by TulliusCicero 7y ago
> So there are not enough lanes open then (sounds like poor time and motion work)
How exactly is having more lanes going to help with the conveyor belt being small?
> just how much stuff are you buying that you cant fit it on the belt?
So the implication here is that it's my fault for buying too much stuff?
I was buying enough for at least a handful of days for a family of 3 that's stuck at home. I was trying to buy more at once during this pandemic so I don't have to visit the stores as often, but the grocery stores don't make it easy.
I can't imagine what it's like if you have 3+ kids. I mean, I guess if you're going to one of the suburban stores that are more like American ones, it might be fine then.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoMore lanes less congestion at each lane Its maybe that maybe Lidl / German stores are cheeping out on the store fit out - you can get lanes that can support two customers packing.
- TulliusCicero 7y agoMaybe. But German grocery stores are also quite small. Like, the setup works fine for the way Germans go grocery shopping: smaller amounts of groceries, two or three times a week. It just sucks for families if you wanna buy more at once. I miss Costco.
- verst 7y agoLook for the wholesale stores where restaurants buy supplies. You can shop there too. Just like Costco those are usually at the outskirts of the city.