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Around here, whenever there's any sort of problem with self checkout, the employees don't even try to diagnose the problem. They're not paid enough to bother. R
by icedchai 3y ago
Around here, whenever there's any sort of problem with self checkout, the employees don't even try to diagnose the problem. They're not paid enough to bother. Recently, a self checkout machine started beeping because I had used an e-coupon that exceeded the total price of all the items by a couple of pennies. It appeared to generate a receipt, but still wanted me to wait. Cashier comes over, looks at the receipt, enters something into the machine, says it's fine, waves me out. I look at the receipt more closely when I get to the car: it literally says "transaction canceled" on the bottom. Not only was my purchase "free", but the electronic coupon was still good!
- LeafItAlone 3y agoAnd do you really think that would have been different at a full service check out? It’s the same person who still wouldn’t care.
- icedchai 3y agoProbably not! I naively assumed the cashier is paying more attention during checkout.