I've also noticed that when Meijer previously ran special prices for 2 at xxx price, if you bought one, you'd still get the sale price. Now you have to buy 2 or pay the regular price.
I fully agree. I'm quick to pull out the calculator on the phone instead of doing the math, but I know how to if I need to. Laziness. I haven't written in cursive for decades, more of a hodge podge print, mixing upper and lower case in the same word LOL, but it served me at work on a legal pad, was legible and served the purpose and I can read cursive just fine.I can function without it if I need to.
At the Kroger-owned stores here, they will knock $1 off several items. But you have to buy 4 or 5 in order for the savings to kick it.I've also noticed that when Meijer previously ran special prices for 2 at xxx price, if you bought one, you'd still get the sale price. Now you have to buy 2 or pay the regular price.
I don't see how you keep from it. I write in cursive every time I write a check, write out holiday cards, or when my signature is required for something. I don't write much else out longhand, though.I haven't written in cursive for decades,
Checks work just fine printed and my signature is illegible anyway....I don't see how you keep from it. I write in cursive every time I write a check, write out holiday cards, or when my signature is required for something. I don't write much else out longhand, though.
The stores here have been doing that for a long time. Meijer and Kroger both took out most of their regular checkouts and added self checkouts.Ya'll better all sit down for this one...self checkout! F That! One of our local grocery stores just changed to all self check out. I won't go back unless I really need something or it's Sunday and the other store is closed. I don't work there.
Ryan
I prefer self checkout. I'm not stuck in line at the first of the month with someone in line in front of me with a cart that is overflowing onto the floor.Ya'll better all sit down for this one...self checkout! F That! One of our local grocery stores just changed to all self check out. I won't go back unless I really need something or it's Sunday and the other store is closed. I don't work there.
Ryan
Fortunately that doesn't look to be the trend. When I was in undergraduate school we would buy cheap party beer for $1 a six pack.Wait till that 12oz beer becomes 10oz. People will take to the streets.
Meijer shop and and scan on the app is good too. Scan your stuff with your phone as you put it in your cart, and just scan the QR to the register.The stores here have been doing that for a long time. Meijer and Kroger both took out most of their regular checkouts and added self checkouts.
You deal with it or you don't buy groceries......
Seems to be the trend. My stores have about 9 or 10 check out lanes--only 2 of which ever seem to be manned. You can wait in a long line until your ice cream melts, or move to self-checkout. If someone asks if I want to self-check, I usually tell them, "No. I don't work here."Ya'll better all sit down for this one...self checkout! F That! One of our local grocery stores just changed to all self check out. I won't go back unless I really need something or it's Sunday and the other store is closed. I don't work there.
Ryan
Actually I would. The prices are going to be what they'll be no matter how you check out.Lemme see if i got this straight. Some would rather pay increased grocery prices to support the $15/hour minimum wage taking hold, rather than scanning your own stuff. While I agree that we shouldn't have to, this is the reality of it.
Meijer shop and and scan on the app is good too. Scan your stuff with your phone as you put it in your cart, and just scan the QR to the register.
I can easily go to the other grocery store...where I almost always go to anyway...they have 0 self checkouts, and still take groceries to your car, the guys look respectable...white shirts, black ties. Maybe eventually I'll have to deal with it but not now. Besides, I don't mind standing in line visiting with others.
Ryan