Cause this is pretty common in my area. Register employees usually won't begin bagging things unless there is a lack of space or the customer is counting the cash/writing a check/swiping their credit card.
Cause this is pretty common in my area. Register employees usually won't begin bagging things unless there is a lack of space or the customer is counting the cash/writing a check/swiping their credit card.
Probably, since in my area they would bag the items right after they scan the bar codes. And I heard that in European countries you need to bag them yourself.
Probably, since in my area they would bag the items right after they scan the bar codes. And I heard that in European countries you need to bag them yourself.
I can confirm this. Here in Germany, we take it one step further though: You have to PAY for your plastic bags.
Cause this is pretty common in my area. Register employees usually won't begin bagging things unless there is a lack of space or the customer is counting the cash/writing a check/swiping their credit card.
Obviously, things are made differently in different places
Ah, oops, I did it again.I'm sorry!The register girl at the supermarket forgot to put it in a bag, but she had a cunnin cute response, so I forgave her.
