@Isaiah4031a wrote:
I don't buy or drink beer, but I thought if you bought any kind of beer (Unless like it is in a case) it has to go in a bag.. I guess all places are different.
Same. I was an early adopter for reusable bags so for me, it was not having to deal with pushback from staff that didn't want to use them. It's still that way to some extent. You'll get one now and then who makes a face. I did have one who expressed surprise and said my bags smell nice. I'm like... They smell like Tide? I wash them. She made a big deal about that like she thinks that most people bring filthy bags. I had one want to fight me over meat because I said, "brown bag for meat, green bags for produce, please. She's like... "We have to use plastic for meat." I pointed out that the meat is already in plastic. She wouldn't let it be until the cashier told her to just do what the customer wants. I felt like asking how often they sanitize the carts and conveyor belt because that's where the cross contamination is going to happen, not because I use a reusable bag for meat instead of a plastic one (and wash it!)@ShopperGirly wrote:
I guess I am in a minority as I PREFER the self checkout unless I have a basket full and I rarely do.