• Demuniac@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Yes! I’m quite an introvert but I prefer a cashier so I can remain in my mind until I need to pay.

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      I’m an introvert and I prefer self-checkout because I never have to pause my podcast. With regular check-out I have to pause it for a few minutes while they’re scanning my stuff in case they have a question like “do you need bags? do you have a loyalty card?” Other people might enjoy those interactions, or might want to make small-talk with the cashier. I just want to keep listening to the podcast.

      I’m willing to do a bit more work and spend a bit more time if I don’t have to stand there being attentive to the cashier.

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        1 year ago

        I’m with you man. I love just listening to music while I scan my items and going away. Entire shopping process without interacting with anyone at all. Amazing.

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          Exactly. Cashiers are perfectly nice people, but I don’t really look forward to interacting with them. It doesn’t improve my shopping experience in any way. OTOH I really enjoy my podcasts or music, let me stay in my bubble enjoying my thing and my shopping experience is better.

          This is a reason I used to admire Japan, before the days of self-check out. Japan had amazing vending machines that would sell you a huge variety of things. Again, get what you want without having to interact with other people. Win!

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      1 year ago

      Also, i dont know any of the produce codes and i have no idea what they have scallions classified under in their search system.