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I've long noticed that I can walk into a store and there is nobody in there and there aren't any customers in the checkouts. By the time I get what I want and go to the checkouts, it seems like every checkout is stacked 3 deep or nobody is staffing the checkouts. Whichever line I choose seems to be the slowest.
At gas stations I went with paying at the pump because I would always be standing in line for ten minutes if I went inside to pay. I try to avoid the times of day that are normally busy but that doesn't work either.
I started going to a grocery store at 6 AM on Sunday. There wouldn't be any cars in the parking lot when I got there but the checkouts would have lines by the time I got there. I would go there about every 3 weeks. The same young lady worked there Sundays. I asked her if it was busy every Sunday. She said it usually wasn't busy at all until after some church services around 9 AM except for when I came in. She said after I leave, it gets dead again.
I was watching a trucking video on YouTube. The driver goes in to get coffee and something to eat. There was nobody at the checkouts until he got his coffee and went to get food. There was nobody there to serve the food so he goes and waits at the checkout to order food. The line he was in wasn't moving and it reminded me of my experiences.
Dose this happen to anyone else?
At gas stations I went with paying at the pump because I would always be standing in line for ten minutes if I went inside to pay. I try to avoid the times of day that are normally busy but that doesn't work either.
I started going to a grocery store at 6 AM on Sunday. There wouldn't be any cars in the parking lot when I got there but the checkouts would have lines by the time I got there. I would go there about every 3 weeks. The same young lady worked there Sundays. I asked her if it was busy every Sunday. She said it usually wasn't busy at all until after some church services around 9 AM except for when I came in. She said after I leave, it gets dead again.
I was watching a trucking video on YouTube. The driver goes in to get coffee and something to eat. There was nobody at the checkouts until he got his coffee and went to get food. There was nobody there to serve the food so he goes and waits at the checkout to order food. The line he was in wasn't moving and it reminded me of my experiences.
Dose this happen to anyone else?