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What Sets You Off That Shouldn't?

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That's when you tell her that "maybe skipping a meal is not a bad idea." :popcorn:

 

Ha! That only happens if they are paying. :lol2:

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At Krogers you cant, because if you dont watch the screen, you will get overcharged on everything you buy. Kroger has one of the least accurate systems I have ever seen. If you dont watch how much items are ringing up, you are getting screwed big time.

 

I use the Scan as You Go feature so I see what is being charged at the moment I put it in my cart. I also bag everything myself so no problems there either! I love this feature!!!

I use the Scan as You Go feature so I see what is being charged at the moment I put it in my cart. I also bag everything myself so no problems there either! I love this feature!!!

 

What is Scan as you go?

What is Scan as you go?

 

You pick up a scanner when you walk in and scan the bar codes of the products as you shop. Bring your own bags and bag the items yourself as you shop also. The scanner tells you the price of the item as well as gives you a running total. When you get to the checkout, you just scan the bar code on the self checkout line, your order pops up on the screen, gives you any discounts you've earned from digital coupons or deals, you pay and you are out of there!

 

Maybe not every Kroger has this feature yet? I use the Crossroads Kroger in Cold Spring.

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You pick up a scanner when you walk in and scan the bar codes of the products as you shop. Bring your own bags and bag the items yourself as you shop also. The scanner tells you the price of the item as well as gives you a running total. When you get to the checkout, you just scan the bar code on the self checkout line, your order pops up on the screen, gives you any discounts you've earned from digital coupons or deals, you pay and you are out of there!

 

Maybe not every Kroger has this feature yet? I use the Crossroads Kroger in Cold Spring.

 

Interesting. Never heard of it.

 

What kind of safety check is there to verify that you've scanned everything that's in your bag?

Interesting. Never heard of it.

 

What kind of safety check is there to verify that you've scanned everything that's in your bag?

 

I have no idea. :idunno:

Interesting. Never heard of it.

 

What kind of safety check is there to verify that you've scanned everything that's in your bag?

 

Eye in the sky?

1) People who talk on their cell phone in a store.

2) People with greasy hair.

3) My wife leaving the hair dryer on the bathroom counter.

4) People who cannot do simple math (if my lunch is $5.76 and I give you $11.01, by definition I want a five dollar bill and a quarter in return!... not five ones two dimes and 5 pennies. DUH!)

 

#3. You been getting along pretty well?

I can't say this "sets me off," but I get annoyed every time I watch a football game on television and there is an obvious incomplete pass or ball fumbled well after the whistle, but a defender scoops it up like it is live and starts running back the ball.

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Another one:

 

When I worked at a sandwich shop over the summer, people who were on their phone while ordering. Drove me crazy.

Loud profanity in front of kids. Told a teen once a few years back that in McDs in Winchester that if I heard one more profane word exit his mouth in the presence of my 6yo that I'd run him up out of this McDonalds without use of the door. He left and the manager gave me my meal for free.

People walking on the street when there is a sidewalk available. Encountered two of these people while on my lunch break today.

People looking at their phone when the light turns green! Time is precious at green lights in Lexington..

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