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You do you, I'll do me. One cashier scanning, one of me emptying cart, and if I'm lucky there is a bagger as well. Aside from trivially small purchases (one or
by devilbunny 3y ago
You do you, I'll do me. One cashier scanning, one of me emptying cart, and if I'm lucky there is a bagger as well. Aside from trivially small purchases (one or two items), this is substantially faster than self-check and self-bag if you have a lot.
Even with lines, usually faster in the human-run checkout.
If you want faster lines, find one with only men in it. Men usually aren't the main grocery shopper in the family, so they're usually buying less, and usually aren't dealing with rambunctious kids, so they can focus on unloading and loading groceries. No purses either, so the credit card is usually in the machine right away.
I've pointed this out to my wife a few times and she simultaneously curses her fellow women and grudgingly accepts that I'm right and uses the logic. She's quite efficient, but I have to admit that if I saw her in line I probably wouldn't get behind her if she was smiling. (If she was wearing her resting bitch face, probably fine - typical sign of professional women who aren't inclined to spend any more time than necessary in the grocery. You find a woman in a pantsuit, she's probably faster than most men.)
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoNever get in line behind old people. They just love talking to the cashiers.
- bookofjoe 3y agoHey, wait just a minute! — 75-year-old retired anesthesiologist
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoDon't worry, buddy. It'll be me someday.
- devilbunny 3y agoAlmost anyone in scrubs is fair to get behind. The fact that you haven’t ditched your polyester suit that is hot in hot weather and totally uninsulated in cold means you don’t want to be there.