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If you know the store already: Use a list. Organize the list by row and items on row based on if you're moving to the back of the store vs to the front. Travel
by comeonseriously 6y ago
If you know the store already:
Use a list. Organize the list by row and items on row based on if you're moving to the back of the store vs to the front. Travel the path, making sure not to go down isles you don't need to, run over anyone who puts their cart in the middle of the isle.
Fast enough.
- arkitaip 6y agoI was thinking that this sounds excessive but them I remembered that I recently relented and reinstalled Google Keep to make my grocery store shopping less chaotic by ordering items according to store sections. Waking past the same isle half a dozen times because you can't locate items is just too frustrating.
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- tasogare 6y agoNo no, this requires an app! More specifically an SaaS app that come with a monthly plan, yet crowd source to unpaid user the data input. My startup is currently rising series A so we can expand fast and took this market that will have an incredible impact on people’s life.