Anonymous wrote:I do decline the checkout philanthropy though. If the store wants to give to charity, good for it, stop asking me to round up my change. I do my own giving my own way.
Anonymous wrote:It feels like I am being teachers pet because I scan everything but I’m constantly surprised by adults who don’t scan every item.
Be honest. Are you scanning all the groceries/items? This includes being honest on the number of bags you are using.
Anonymous wrote:I dislike self-checkout with the heat of a thousand suns, so full checkout where possible, and yes to scanning all items when only self-checkout is available.
Anonymous wrote:It feels like I am being teachers pet because I scan everything but I’m constantly surprised by adults who don’t scan every item.
Be honest. Are you scanning all the groceries/items? This includes being honest on the number of bags you are using.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, always.
Regular checkout: one time as I was nearing my car, I realized that the checker had not scanned the four seltzer water six packs on the bottom of my cart. I did not go back in.