I was the same way many times. But I don't do all that walking I use the wheelchair cart. The only downfall to that is deli, who like to act like they can't see you if they are not right there. I may have to stand up for deli, but for the 15 reimbursement shop, it's perfect to answer the question at the end about whether they offer to take a wheelchair cart outside. If I'm rushing, which nowadays I usually am, I check twice and again love it. The report was faster until they added the stupid commentaries about dirty, expired or disorganized products. I don't think you should have to type for yes answers, only no. For example, Were the products well maintained. Did you see any dirty or expired merchandise? Now we have to type a sentence that says: I saw no dirty or expired merchandise. Wouldn't it better to just answer, "yes" everything was good. and if it wasn',t then type: The products on aisle 4 in the paper towel section were disorganized and the prices were incorrect, and a customer had knocked a bunch of rolls on the floor and just left them. To me, that's much more efficient.
And I don't like the questions either. Usually, there is one good question in the bunch that I can use. Right now there's a question: How do I prepare corn on the cob besides on the grill? It implies that I don't know how to cook corn on the cob, which I do. So I ask instead what fruit are in season right now. Or What locally grown produce do you have. I can rationalize that question to say I want locally grown produce so it can be "sweeter"/riper when picked.