Wyl wrote:
I was in line Walmart last month. I am sure I had at least 20 items in my cart. So I joined a normal line. It was pretty busy. A staff person came up to me and asked me to move to the express lane. I said, I have too many items, she said it was fine and I moved.
I understand this isn't what OP is asking.... But not everyone is bad. There are staff people running around telling people to move into the express.
Well, IMO Walmart staff members should be opening up a cash register instead of telling customers to line up where they do not belong and where they could be subjected to angry looks from other customers.
Other than family, friends, photos, and memories, TIME can not be replaced. It's about time stores got that through their heads and respected customers time by not wasting it.
When in a store, picking the fastest cash line is a crap shoot. Who knows if you will end up behind a couponer or where some item does not scan a product properly for the customer ahead of you. Where ever it can be done, in smaller stores I think "bank style" lines should be implemented where there is one line of customers feeding multiple cashiers. Unfortunately this would only cause havoc in larger stores where then people would be running with carts to get in the line ahead of other people.
The bottom line is that stores like Walmart must have more cashiers. Obviously the morons with 20+ items got in the express line because other lines where slower.