Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Where are people forced to use self checkout?

Very often its the only open checkout and I need food.

So no one is forcing you. Just wait for regular checkout.

Learn to read, moron. Often self check out is the only option. There is no 'regular' checkout, dumbass.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I steal every chance I get it I have to use self-checkout.

If the store is forcing me to be an unpaid employee by being my own cashier, then I’m taking advantage of an employee discount.


Not even a little, teeny, tiny bit sorry.

Where are you forced to use self checkout?

DP

You clearly live a very sheltered and isolated existence if you think people always have the option of using a checkout aisle with a cashier.

Often the self-checkout lanes are the ONLY checkouts available at my local Safeway. All the other aisles are closed, and they’ll have ONE employee trying to monitor/assist/re-set 6-8 self checkout lanes.

Your privilege clearly allows you not to deal with shopping very often.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Where are people forced to use self checkout?

Very often its the only open checkout and I need food.

So no one is forcing you. Just wait for regular checkout.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Do you also hate pumping your own gas? Do you have trouble with learning how to ring up your own groceries? Or do you just enjoy hating stuff? What a waste of energy.

Look at all the energy you devote to hating people like me. Is that a waste? I’ll bet you think it’s worth it, right?

What? I would never cheat at self checkout.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Where are people forced to use self checkout?

Very often its the only open checkout and I need food.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I steal every chance I get it I have to use self-checkout.

If the store is forcing me to be an unpaid employee by being my own cashier, then I’m taking advantage of an employee discount.


Not even a little, teeny, tiny bit sorry.

Tell me you're a MAGAt without telling me you're a MAGAt.

Yet, ironically all the entitlement class votes D. I wonder why that is? LOL.

Anyway, I so enjoy watching you suffer for the next 4 years.

Anonymous wrote:Kinds surprised by these responses. I’ve never seen anyone steal. I’ve also never stolen a single thing in my life. If something extra made it out and I hadn’t paid for it (like a case under my cart) I go back and pay. I’m a fed though and we have polygraphs and I want to have a clear conscience. Ethics seems to be lacking in all other branches of government though, even eop.

You are so FOS it's coming out of your ears. The number of 'feds' with a polygraph in this town is miniscule. And the odds of those that have one posting on DCUM about it are 0.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Do you also hate pumping your own gas? Do you have trouble with learning how to ring up your own groceries? Or do you just enjoy hating stuff? What a waste of energy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actually went back into a store and paid for something when I forgot that I had put it on the bottom of the cart. I just can’t wrap my head around stealing like this.

It’s really odd. I guess we’re surrounded by trash.

Import the third world, become the third world. 50+ million migrants and immigrants since 1995.

That’s a stupid comment.

Did you wander over from Politics?

Probably from Fairfax Underground.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actually went back into a store and paid for something when I forgot that I had put it on the bottom of the cart. I just can’t wrap my head around stealing like this.

It’s really odd. I guess we’re surrounded by trash.

Import the third world, become the third world. 50+ million migrants and immigrants since 1995.

That’s a stupid comment.

Did you wander over from Politics?

I was at WFs and only rang one bag. I ended up using two after I paid. I walked up to the monitor person and explained and offered the nickel, she waved me off. I don’t steal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Where are people forced to use self checkout?

Anonymous wrote:I never cheat at self checkout and I would think less of a friend or coworker that openly admitted to doing so. It makes me wonder what else they try to get away with when no one is watching.

That said, stores with self checkout have decided they’d rather take a hit from people stealing than pay more workers, so they get what they get.

All of this. I avoid self checkout though. I hate it. If I am forced to do it though, I definitely don’t steal. I’ve also accidentally scanned something twice and did not feel like waiting for someone to come fix it for me so I paid double for one item. I hate self checkout though. Really hate it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I steal every chance I get it I have to use self-checkout.

If the store is forcing me to be an unpaid employee by being my own cashier, then I’m taking advantage of an employee discount.


Not even a little, teeny, tiny bit sorry.

Tell me you're a MAGAt without telling me you're a MAGAt.

That’s really a more anti-capitalist statement