Things that make you laugh

[mighty_tiger_79]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

[FlyingHigh]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

Yeah, it's hard to believe this is the first bloke who has done it, but first time I'd heard about it.

Hard to believe he got the sentence he got when he pleaded guilty to only five counts and you see many of the other bullsh!t sentences which are handed down for far worse crimes.

[locky801]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

Yeah, it's hard to believe this is the first bloke who has done it, but first time I'd heard about it.

Hard to believe he got the sentence he got when he pleaded guilty to only five counts and you see many of the other bullsh!t sentences which are handed down for far worse crimes.

Watch us all now start looking at other peoples hands and fingers as they go through the self serve checkouts, can guarantee we all will be checking for similar

[Pseudo]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

Yeah, it's hard to believe this is the first bloke who has done it, but first time I'd heard about it.

Hard to believe he got the sentence he got when he pleaded guilty to only five counts and you see many of the other bullsh!t sentences which are handed down for far worse crimes.

Watch us all now start looking at other peoples hands and fingers as they go through the self serve checkouts, can guarantee we all will be checking for similar

I've just had an idea for a tattoo ...

[Jimmy_041]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

Yeah, it's hard to believe this is the first bloke who has done it, but first time I'd heard about it.

Hard to believe he got the sentence he got when he pleaded guilty to only five counts and you see many of the other bullsh!t sentences which are handed down for far worse crimes.

Watch us all now start looking at other peoples hands and fingers as they go through the self serve checkouts, can guarantee we all will be checking for similar

I try not to use the self service as I would rather keep someone employed
I can't wait for someone to pull me up wanting to check my bag if I do

[mighty_tiger_79]

When self serve checkouts first arrived I remember a story of a woman doing the same thing, using a 99c barcode for premium cuts of steak etc. And loaded up her trolley every week.

Yeah, it's hard to believe this is the first bloke who has done it, but first time I'd heard about it.

Hard to believe he got the sentence he got when he pleaded guilty to only five counts and you see many of the other bullsh!t sentences which are handed down for far worse crimes.

Watch us all now start looking at other peoples hands and fingers as they go through the self serve checkouts, can guarantee we all will be checking for similar

I try not to use the self service as I would rather keep someone employed
I can't wait for someone to pull me up wanting to check my bag if I do

I generally avoid self serve and most supermarkets now have limited staff doing the full checkouts, I like going through 12 items or less with 20+ items

[Lightning McQueen]

The most stunning, brave and if I might add, beautiful woman I've ever seen

https://twitter.com/i/status/1825522239233487177

Silly me just had to!

[Dutchy]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

[wenchbarwer]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Click & Collect is where the jobs are at these days in supermarkets

[Booney]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Click & Collect is where the jobs are at these days in supermarkets

There might not be 6 people standing at checkouts but every Sunday morning at Coles St Clair there's about 8 of them picking for click and collect orders.

[Booney]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Click & Collect is where the jobs are at these days in supermarkets

There might not be 6 people standing at checkouts but every Sunday morning at Coles St Clair there's about 8 of them picking for click and collect orders.

[Jimmy_041]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

It can't hurt

[FlyingHigh]

I try not to use the self service as I would rather keep someone employed
I can't wait for someone to pull me up wanting to check my bag if I do

I work in a different retail space and we have autonomy to, on occasions, give something away.

If I have to serve myself at supermarkets then if I am spending $100, I should be able to chuck in a free Cherry Ripe

[Dutchy]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Click & Collect is where the jobs are at these days in supermarkets

and online orders + delivery, and guess what, its not actually the supermarkets that have initiated these changes, its the consumer.

[Spargo]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Woolworths at Brighton all but force you to self serve. We do a fortnightly shop on Sunday morning (pretty busy time) When they first opened up they had 6,7 up to 8 checkouts serving you. Now they’ll have 2. I self served $450 worth of groceries not that long ago. I’m not standing in line behind 3 people with full trolleys.

[Lightning McQueen]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Woolworths at Brighton all but force you to self serve. We do a fortnightly shop on Sunday morning (pretty busy time) When they first opened up they had 6,7 up to 8 checkouts serving you. Now they’ll have 2. I self served $450 worth of groceries not that long ago. I’m not standing in line behind 3 people with full trolleys.

Could've gone to the 12 items or less checkout.

[amber_fluid]

Self service is great until you can’t scan something or you get a bagging error for no reason. Gotta stand pressing the bloody service button until someone comes to help.

[am Bays]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Click & Collect is where the jobs are at these days in supermarkets

and online orders + delivery, and guess what, its not actually the supermarkets that have initiated these changes, its the consumer.

Based on what data?

or is it because people cant be arsed standing with limited checkouts open you have to use click and collect or risk self service?

In other words limit access to one system of work to make another more attractive?

Oh we've had a 200% increase in click and collect because previously it only accounted for 2% of our sales and now its accounts for 6%

A bit like the banking industry and tellers...

[Lightning McQueen]

I generally avoid self serve and most supermarkets now have limited staff doing the full checkouts, I like going through 12 items or less with 20+ items

[FlyingHigh]

People that think that not using self serve is saving peoples jobs

Woolworths at Brighton all but force you to self serve. We do a fortnightly shop on Sunday morning (pretty busy time) When they first opened up they had 6,7 up to 8 checkouts serving you. Now they’ll have 2. I self served $450 worth of groceries not that long ago. I’m not standing in line behind 3 people with full trolleys.

Which is a self-fulfilling cycle

I used to work in a Supermarket with 16 checkouts but now more than half that area is taken up with self-service in the middle of the exit area, and 6 manned checkouts, of which there are usually only 2-3 in operation, are pushed right to the dead end of the store, away from the entrance and more heavily trafficked areas.