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I think the best way to address little things like this is with the sort of social judo that Aldi does. It'd be great if this wasn't needed, but here we are.
by RankingMember 3y ago
I think the best way to address little things like this is with the sort of social judo that Aldi does. It'd be great if this wasn't needed, but here we are.
- CaliforniaKarl 3y agoI personally like the Aldi system, and it's only a quarter, but I recognize that it puts a penalty on those who have to exert a lot of effort to shop on their own, and it would be good to reduce the effort at least a little. In the past, when stores did not have self-checkout and there were 0.5 or more baggers per cashier, it would be easy to have a bagger assist in loading your purchases into the car (and then returning the cart for you). Minimally-staffed locations like Aldi make than an effectively-impossible ask.
- fckthisguy 3y agoI think the benefits vastly outweigh the costs here. There's a lot of things that hinder people with reduced mobility much more.
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