when i went to get groceries today i wondered something. there are 24 or 25 checkout counters at the Superstore that's near my place. today there were eight open and the line ups were six or seven people deep at each one.
one of the biggest annoyances i have is something like this. you've got a shitload of people waiting lined up, you've got the staff necessary to help them all faster and more efficiently, but for some reason the store decides to use the least amount of people to help.
why the hell are there 25 checkout counters if they're never all used? i've never seen them all used, have you? if you're not going to use all the damn things, why not just get rid of some and put more stock in their place?
or, you know, actually use them and not create needless lines of people.
one of the biggest annoyances i have is something like this. you've got a shitload of people waiting lined up, you've got the staff necessary to help them all faster and more efficiently, but for some reason the store decides to use the least amount of people to help.
why the hell are there 25 checkout counters if they're never all used? i've never seen them all used, have you? if you're not going to use all the damn things, why not just get rid of some and put more stock in their place?
or, you know, actually use them and not create needless lines of people.
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