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Unless the store takes the items from the cart for you and scans them this isn't true. You still have to move every time. So it's just an extra wait time. I'd r
by earthling8118 3y ago
Unless the store takes the items from the cart for you and scans them this isn't true. You still have to move every time. So it's just an extra wait time. I'd rather go home faster for my "productive" phone time.
- walterbell 3y agoYou're talking about the few seconds needed to push a cart forward without looking? Dumping everything from cart to belt is much faster than scanning and bagging each item. Also, any customer-scanned barcode exception requires waiting for store staff to be summoned. So far, human-staff checkout has always been fastest, except when buying a single item (in which case, the nearest corner store staffed by humans is faster).