Are you a self checkouter?

[y2dave]

Yes as they are usually much quicker - out of curiosity alone I "forgot" to swipe a few items to see if they will rumble you. Easy.

 

[Drumstick]

Am I cheeky for putting thru different types of the same veg for cheaper price.

Usually if you forget to swipe the machine goes NUTS!!! if you bag it. How do you low life thieving scum get past this?

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

No idea what self bagging is unless I'm missing the innuendo here.

Waitrose self scan - scan the bar codes as you go round then roll up and pay - nothing else to do. Dead easy and very very useful around Christmas.

 

[coventrygull]

I much prefered safeways self scan. A shoplifters dream

 

[Peteinblack]

Yes I used them whenever, Much easier and quicker.

And for the person who was asking yes there everywhere, In fact asda marina had 4 and now have 10! So they must be popular.[/QUOTE]

Popular with shoppers who find them quicker, or popular with the supermarkets who can get rid of check-out staff, and use the wages saved to pay the chief executive an even bigger bonus?

My local Sainsbury's has axed half of its old check-outs in favour of self-check-outs, but as a lot of customers don't like using them (and don't trust them), there are now even longer queues at the 'manned' checkouts.

Progress? I'm not convinced.

 

[Taybha]

See that girl, on the right, in the wheelchair.
You love her you do.
You want to marry her.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Self scan is brilliant, if you want to buy EMBARRASSING stuff.

 

[Emily's Mum]

Mr Apples loved the self-service checkout at Ikea in Southampton, he had more time for the meatballs!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Self scan is brilliant, if you want to buy EMBARRASSING stuff.

Maybe the club shop could invest in one

 

[Nigella's Cream Pie]

Nope. I care too much about protecting the check-out girls' jobs.

I care too much about flirting with them

 

[Rowdey]

Popular with shoppers who find them quicker, or popular with the supermarkets who can get rid of check-out staff, and use the wages saved to pay the chief executive an even bigger bonus?

My local Sainsbury's has axed half of its old check-outs in favour of self-check-outs, but as a lot of customers don't like using them (and don't trust them), there are now even longer queues at the 'manned' checkouts.

Progress? I'm not convinced.

Quite - do i have a discount for for serving myself ? No..
As said, it's a con to save manpower.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

yeah

yeah, sometimes i do......i finds its wells easys is dos

what's it to YOU chappers? eh? what business is it of yours you NOSEY PARKER?