Perché i negozi di alimentari qui non hanno il divisorio dell’area di imballaggio che consente a due persone di fare le valigie contemporaneamente? Sono stanco di fare speedpack per evitare l’eterno giudizio della coda dietro di me.
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I think some of them have, also dm has that for sure
What I do is I take the basket with me and I put on the packing area, and I just throw stuff that gets scanned in. Then I take time packing things up at the recycling counter or whatever other surface there is once u leave the cashier area.
Just get faster🤷♂️. Even grannies don’t complain.
Skill issue
Cold hard calculations, they want you to pack fast for them to speed up the process. The queue judging you is part of the design
its literally there
Tiredness isn’t an option, you must train for your next supermarket visit, and the train some more!
Many grocery stores have that. Discounters on the other hand often don’t even have a packing area. They want you to get out fast.
Some have, but it’s mostly a matter of available space I think.
If the store can have three checkouts without these or two with them, they are going for the three checkouts.
>avoid the eternal judgement of the queue behind me
Just throw your stuff in the shopping trolley and take your time to pack your bags a moment later if this concerns you.
Many have them. I guess some just don’t have the space, my Edeka is really tiny.
Agree, it’s such a simple thing but makes things way easier. Would love to see them at Lidl, as they scan so fast, and only have a super narrow packing shelf at least 3 feet from the checkout, which no one ever uses.
Also, somewhat unrelated- can anyone explain why there are no “express check outs” (10 items or less)? Makes me crazy at my local grocery store where there are no self-checkouts and they only ever have 3 out of 10 lanes open at any time.