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https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/retail-economy-crime/2022/11/16/id/1096747/ Shoplifters robbing them blind

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You do realize that your grocery bill is $20 cheaper because you’re doing that $1 of labor, right? Staffing more people just makes their products more expensive which just makes you go somewhere else to bitch about self checkout

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If the cashier is scanning 12-15 items per minute the average cost of having a part time, no benefits cashier would be maybe 5 cents per item. And there would be considerably less organized retail theft so they wouldn't necessarily have to pass the cost on to the customer.

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How on earth does that make sense to you? A cashier isn’t paid per item they scan. Having 10 cashiers at a time instead of 3 costs $X extra dollars per day. That’s $365X dollars per year. The store needs to charge enough more on every product to make $365X extra dollars every year