Retailers Reconsider Self-Checkout Systems Amid Rising Theft Concerns
A social media post highlights the growing trend of retailers pulling back from self-checkout kiosks due to persistent issues with theft. The discussion is framed by a humorous remark from a user who jokingly claims they were never properly trained to use the equipment, leading them to scan expensive items like a gaming console as a cheap piece of produce. The image features a shopper at a self-checkout station, illustrating the current retail environment where automated systems are increasingly under scrutiny for their vulnerability to loss and misuse.
Carrefour / Kaufland in Poland - app / hand scanner, take what you need, fast self checkout.
In the balkans the selfcheckout is meant to be fast. So there is a limit off 20€ per slip.
The worst is my walmart has lets say 10 machines, the turn on 3, because there is only one person to watch them. So you are waiting in a long line for nothing, it's such bullshit.
Remember folks. To be an asshole country is your choice. All of you could live in a nice safe trusting enviorment but noo. Dylan Carter and likes of him decided they want to be dicks
Yeah, horrible al those attractive white girls stealing all the time.
Turns out paying enough cashiers are not that expensive now, huh? :D
And thats why we cant have nice things
It only work in cultured countries where respect and honesty are important. It was always going to fail in usa.
All I see in the photo is one fine ass.
I gues You are not a high trust society