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[Tinkrbl44]

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@Quackeroo wrote:

@CrazyTimes  And don't forget about checkers bruising the apples and bananas, etc. by tossing them around.  I prefer to scan my things (so I can see if sales prices ring up correctly) and  bag my own.

~Quack

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@Quackeroo 

Same here .... too many pricing mistakes, too often. 

So if I have someone check me out, afterwards I step aside and go down the grocery receipt to see if the prices are correct.  I don't walk out the door until I've scanned the receipt. 

It's just easier to do it myself!

[JoyFilled Warrior]

Question:  If you're Self Scanning groceries, how do you Self-Scan veggies/fruits, like a single apple, or summer squash, or a bag of hand selected, numerous fresh cherries, or bananas?

[Grade1Teach]

I try to avoid self-checkouts/scanners as much as possible.  I'd rather wait in line than feel the pressure of checking myself out while other people are eagerly waiting behind me.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

Question:  If you're Self Scanning groceries, how do you Self-Scan veggies/fruits, like a single apple, or summer squash, or a bag of hand selected, numerous fresh cherries, or bananas?

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@JoyFilled Warrior  - You put in the code provided at the register, then set the product on the scanner/register, and it will weigh it and give you a price.  

[Sage04]

Or if the item does not have a sticker, there is a "look up this item" on the monitor. You can either look it up by picture or enter the first 4 letters of the item and it would pop up.

Usually there are at least 2 attendants there that will help.

[JoyFilled Warrior]

Hi @San Antonio Gal     Hi @Sage04 

      Ahhh.  Thank you! 

[Etoile308]

And more and more produce have started adding a bar code beneath the four digit code. You scan the bar code and place it on the scale.