Ha - ditchwitch you just described my one and only real problem with them.
We're almost forced to use them at the local home depot - there's only one, sometimes two cashiers to check out normally, so if there's a line of guys with wagons full of stuff...
So I've used them quite a bit over the years - but to this day I still feel like I'm stealing something! or at least look like I am. I always worry that I'm going to be arrested for shop lifting - completely unintentionally!
I'm probably one of the most forgetful people you'll ever meet, I just have a very short attention span. It would be VERY easy for me to walk through those things with a bunch of stuff I didn't scan. Especially if somebody starts talking to me while I'm doing it.
With a cashier - they're at least watching everything and they're usually good at making sure everything is counted.
I'm honest to a fault, but I just need a little help in the focus department. I need a live person for that.
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