• YoSoySnekBoi@kbin.earth
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    1 day ago

    I literally stopped shopping at Kroger over this. If you’re gonna accuse me of stealing every third item I scan because I use a reusable shopping bag instead of the single-use plastic ones, you aren’t getting my business.

    I think the only one more over it than me was the poor associate who had to keep signing in to watch videos of me scanning stuff.

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        6 hours ago

        Yoink!

        Do you guys have the same shit as us by the way where they force you to scan your receipt to exit the store or the doors won’t open? That’s illegal by the way, but neither the store nor the customers care, they all go bleeping their fucking receipts like little lemmings, even when the doors are open. People think it’s mandatory, so they got trained to do it.

        I have had several runins with staff and security over this, and once it gets to security, sec just tells them to open the doors because they are not allowed to keep people from leaving, receipt or not.

        I’m half in a mind to push this and sue for unlawful detention, I think there is a very solid case to be made.

      • AmyAye@nord.pub
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        17 hours ago

        Sorry Mr Ed, won’t happen again sir. Please do not Gatling Gun me.

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      23 hours ago

      It’s so annoying. I’ll scan something big and the computer is OUT LOUD saying at me “BAG YOUR ITEM” like NO! I DONT WANT TO!

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        10 hours ago

        The grocery store nearest my house (QFC, a slightly nicer Kroger-owned regional chain) has tiny trays for the bagging area. Anything more bulky than a gallon of milk and a bag of apples turns into a weird game of Jenga.