Many people use self-checkout because it’s faster—only to be behind a slow person. The following observation was posted on Twitter by jordan on April 15, 2021:
“Every time I use self-checkout, the person in front of me has never used self-checkout, touchscreens, or money before.”
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jordan
@jordan_stratton
Every time I use self-checkout, the person in front of me has never used self-checkout, touchscreens, or money before
12:56 PM 路 Apr 15, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
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@epritchard
I swear every time I use the self-checkout lane, the person in front of me has never used self-checkout, touchscreens, or even money before.
1:21 PM 路 Apr 19, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
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The Stake Clerk Emeritus
@TheStakeClerk
Whenever I use self checkout at the grocery store the person in front of me has never used self checkout before and they have produce and don鈥檛 know how to lookup the item, enter the code, or weigh it.
3:42 PM 路 May 22, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
hennyyoungman_87
@Streetballa89
Replying to @vantesvixen
Every time I use self-checkout, the person in front of me has never used self-checkout, touchscreens, or money before.
3:58 PM 路 May 22, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
The Mr. Clutch
@hellomrclutch
Every time I use self-checkout, the person in front of me has never used self-checkout, touchscreens, or money before.
5:48 AM 路 May 23, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Leo
@Chris_Leone5
Every time I use self checkout, it just so happens that the person in front of me has never used a self check out, touch screens, or money before.
4:53 PM 路 May 24, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Horror_Flick_Chick
@Delilah66199282
Every time I use self-checkout, the person in front of me has never used self- checkout, touchscreens or money before in their entire life
4:28 PM 路 May 25, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
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