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keepthetips t1_ithdxb8 wrote

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RoastBeefDisease t1_ithg2cs wrote

And learn to spell or memorize PLU codes ffs! Unfortunately not every place has hand scanners

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PrisonerV t1_ithivw8 wrote

Some of the places I go to have a handy chart of things like bananas and such so you can put them on the scale and then scan the UPC with the hand scanner for weighing.

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Restin_in_Pizza t1_ithqtey wrote

My store, Meijer, has a scan-n-go option on their app. I use my phone to scan items in the aisles, put them straight into my bags, and when I check out, my phone links to the register with a qr code to bring up my items and let me pay. Generally, the cashier has to come over to scan 5-7 random items to make sure I'm honest, then I tap my card and I'm on my way. I don't have to unload and reload my carriage at check-out. I drive farther to get to this store and it's the only reason I shop there instead of the newer, bigger, better Kroger closer to my home.

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-HeyImBroccoli- t1_itipdqm wrote

Wow, utilize the stuff provided for me to use at the self checkout??? That's world-changing!

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Distinct-Ad5751 OP t1_itiq08j wrote

I got yelled at the first time I tried it this way! I emailed the manager and asked if it was going to be an issue using the wireless scanner and they said have at it.

Honestly, it was a game changer for me. I have Raynaud’s syndrome and my fingers are very sensitive. It’s so much easier and faster to just scan in the carriage but it’s not commonly used.

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Dalbergia12 t1_itjmy0a wrote

But if you like the people who work at that grocery store and want them to have a job after Christmas, just be pleasant and wait your turn, complement them on how they pack your things better than you can and support your local neighborhood community.

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