https://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-costco-kroger-facing-self-checkout-reckoning-2023-10
Some are finding they still need employees to combat theft, assist with purchases, review IDs, and check receipts.
Praxis
https://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-costco-kroger-facing-self-checkout-reckoning-2023-10
Some are finding they still need employees to combat theft, assist with purchases, review IDs, and check receipts.
Praxis
what do you mean?
ah let me be clear: when shit is expensive, i steal it. not actually everything, of course, i'm not completely bereft of sense
but yeah if you're careful and calm (and tbh white) and you make sure not to shop in impoverished neighborhoods (they have more security) you can get away with murder. i routinely steal about 60% of my groceries. my actual threshold/selection process is a little bit more nuanced but i don't wanna get too deep into details
i do highly recommend it though, just pass shit over the scanner with a fingertip on the barcode. easy peasy, grocery bill goes down.
could mean several things, like big items too large for a bag, or things you can hide on the bottom rack of your cart. There's a lot of simple ways to steal things.
i actually would recommend never doing this. you should always buy the stuff that's visible at a glance. having that shit on a receipt if you get stopped is like a get out of jail free card.
ditto this. everything i nab is bagged like any other item.