The same thing people think in a line with a cashier when the person in front of them pulls out a handful of coupons and their checkbook.

...or spends an interminable amount of time digging through her purse for 47 cents.

Ropey or ropy?
 

Hadn't thought about ropey saliva in *years*! Never cared much for slobber.

I am a caregiver to a loved one so I have almost all of our groceries delivered from Walmart and Kroger. I make a rare outing to Publix for a quick run to pick up a few things once in a blue moon (every 3 or 4 months at most) when my neighbor can check in on my loved one. It is common for Walmart to leave things out of my order, but charge for it. I call customer service and they straighten it out but getting through their robot and then the time on the phone with customer service takes a long time.

It happens rarely with Kroger but does happen.

I never felt bad about checking the bags to make sure everything is there when I used to shop in person at Walmart.

I always use self checkout when I shop - Publix, Walmart…if something isn’t bagged it’s my fault.

Who cares? Why would I strive to move at someone else's pace? It's the self-checkout, not the left lane of I-75.

Actually, not that bad because in the self-checkout lines, typically one line feeds into many check-out stations, so the traffic moves well around a few slow pokes, or folks with many items to check out.

Well,---what is it that people like to do? Pickleball? golf? card games? Mah-Jong?

How many would rather stand on a line while some techno-challenged individual struggles with self-checkout??? Perhaps stores should take a lesson from Florida laws regarding the left lane of I-75---If you can't handle self-checkout, you must stand aside and let everyone else go until the line is gone, OR.....go to the manned checkout lanes.

Bottom line: Just like some drivers do not belong in the left lane of an interstate, some shoppers do not belong in the self-checkout lanes.

Puts a new spin on the words Looking for Mr. Goodbar.

Bottom line: just because someone is not moving at YOUR pace, does not mean they aren't entitled to move at their pace. NEWSFLASH! THE WORLD DOES NOT REVOLVE AROUND YOU.

Sorry, I guess some people will never get it

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indeed,

No problem. I'll be on the third tee while you are still waiting for the person ahead of you at self-checkout to find the "enter" button.

NEWSFLASH! The world might revolve around the sun 5 times before some people figure out the self-checkout.

Every time I go to Walmart I load my own bags off carousel. If one left it’s my fault. I don’t think it’s checker’s responsibility to load your cart? But, I not sure? We always check carousel for any bag missed.