> They say things like: "I want to be served by a real human", while basically condemning people serving them to standing behind checkout counters all day in a

> They say things like: "I want to be served by a real human", while basically condemning people serving them to standing behind checkout counters all day in a very dehumanizing and unhealthy task. > These people are either getting their kicks out of subservience of other people, or what they actually want is to provide a living to working class people. Or they prefer the faster, less confusing experience of having their goods swiped for them and not having to stand around waiting for a human to come and validate they're old enough to buy alcohol or correct the automated checkout freaking out over an item being marginally below the expected weight or explain they need to select the payment method before trying to use their card.