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That you've managed to have problems does not negate the fact I have as many bad experiences per year as you've had total experiences this year (this yer alone,
by warrenm 3y ago
That you've managed to have problems does not negate the fact I have as many bad experiences per year as you've had total experiences this year (this yer alone, I've used self-checkout at least 80 times ... probably a lot more)
Dislike self-checkout you want, but still sounds like a "you" problem, and not a "self-checkout" problem
Neat fact! You don't have to self-checkout at any store I've been to in the last 5 years (unless it's super weird hours ... and even then - you're probably there by yourself, so the attendant's likely to come over to "help" just to have something to do)
- tbran 3y ago1st problem: Scan gun for home center materials did not work as the system was momentarily down. 2nd problem: 2 barcodes on the product. Not sure which one of these is a "me" problem. You also misread my comment. Sounds like you just want to throw around low-effort personal insults instead of addressing anything I said. This is HN, you can do better.
- warrenm 3y ago>Sounds like you just want to throw around low-effort personal insults instead of addressing anything I said. This is HN, you can do better. You're insulting my success (and, quite frankly, the overwhelming majority of people I've observed over the last close to decade) with self-checkout by saying you have had 2 bad experiences? You can do better Or maybe you can't?
- earthling8118 3y agoSelf checkout in combination with a regular cashier is great. Not because I want to go through the person but because people will form unreasonably long lines to avoid self checkout. This means I can normally have a minimal wait as the self checkout is less congested.