@@Skullhawk13 That's not my fucking problem. Anybody has a problem with wages, either quit and find a different job, or do not elect those officials who make those regulations. If someone cannot do that, it's not my problem, too. I have deliberately stopped tipping unless I am dining in.
@@TheCommonSenseForRegularPeople ...your name is ironic I see. How exactly do you purpose overcoming a deeply entrenched two party system in league with each other? Don't tell me it's "not your problem" because you're too stupid for words.
I love being able to order without being rushed. A lot of times I just get the same stuff cuz I know it's good. I dont want to stand in line figuring out what I want while people are waiting.
if the cashier is willing to list all the menu and customization options for me, I don't mind listening but I bet they will be tired as hell (and people at the back will be annoyed) self checkout allows me to actually browse all the options and stuff
I go to a coffee shop that has good tea almost every day. The cashiers there know me for the most part and already know what I want when I walk in in the mornings. Before, I used to enjoy the self checkout, but having the regular community interaction is really good. When I was sick with the flu and was out for a week, the cashier that works there in the morning called to wish me a speedy recovery. That's a level of care that self checkout can never get you.
I would have loved self checkout when I worked at a fast food place. Customers can be real jerks at times, and if they didn't want to talk to me, I'd be thrilled!
@@LockMatch "I ain't given my tax money to no machine. Besides, this store ain't gonna make me work for checkin my own stuff out". Mindset of anybody I know that has ever said they never use self check out machines lol.
@@TracyAllenVideos I completely fail to understand why some cashiers seem to expect a heavy tip! With a few exceptions, it's really not that hard to select a few items on a screen. As a McDonald's employee, we don't have a tipping option, and in fact if we get any tips we're expected to put them in the donation jar (we-we don't usually do that though. Don't look at me like that!) The people in the kitchen have a much tougher go of it, yet they don't get tipped?
@@Tail_sez 🤣🤣🤣 I wasn’t looking at you any kind of way 😂 I’m 58 years old and I have worked so many different jobs! I’ve always pride myself on excellent customer service but there were no tips involved in many of the things that I’ve done. Yet, I have gone over and above for customers because that’s just where my heart is. And the jobs where I could receive tips, I did and sometimes got some amazing tips! But during the pandemic, we all opened our wallets a little more to help those out that you knew we weren’t making much money as a waitress or something. And now, tips are almost mandatory. There is a term called “tipping fatigue“. It’s just too much
This is a fantasy world where the cashiers only duty is helping customers. In reality there's a thousand tasks and responsibilities you're expected to take care of all while also helping customers, self checkout just frees you up to not have to work yourself to the bone.
Idk man, I worked as a cashier at my local supermarket when I was 21 and it was just standing at the register all day scanning and bagging groceries and collecting payment. Must be only referring to the food industry
it was the opposite for me, when I was trying to find the self checkout, a lady was trying to wave me in and say she could help me out even though all the self checkouts were open. I said no thanks and she seemed annoyed.
That twist at the end was about to be what my comment was going to be "aren't these the same cashiers that rush you through the process, try to upsell you with a bunch of pressure, and get upset and impatient before ultimately getting your order wrong?" XD
As cashier many times over its nit them its the job. Self check out does the same thing with weighted suggestions, blinded items, ads, and interrupts. But no one resents the machine and assumes its lazy ir rude ir manipulative or can do something not purpised for not solving their unspoken need when use it Not so the cashier who will be fired if freestyle See the manager request move. Cashiers say no because they aren't supposed to cost the store. Managers say yes for sane reason
I've worked that job before, never once in the entire time did I or anyone else I worked with get upset when the person chose self checkout, usually it's a sigh of relief
Im introverted but i usually self check out not because im anxious of interacting with other people, but because i prefer to scan and bag things myself, quicker that way.
same. Near my University there's 2 tescos, one in the city centre and the other which is a minute walk. I usually have a meal deal which is a sandwich, Chris and a drink and I like to scan it myself and go. Sometimes if self check out is packed then I'll happily go to the cashier.
It’s just one of those things where if I’m capable of quickly doing it myself I’d rather just take that route lol. Nothing against them, it’s just my preference. Especially because I work 12 hours nights and the only times I’m able to hit the store is when I’m exhausted and I would usually be asleep at that time, anything that cuts some time off my visit is cool with me. I always just figured cashiers would rather have customers leave them alone anyways lmao. I’ve never heard of any cashiers being upset about people using self-checkout, unless it’s about customers complaining about self-checkout.
I was expecting you to have the customer order via app. Honestly, I started using drive-through to avoid the tip screen at Panera. Over time, I just ate out less. Figured if I wasn't prepared to tip, I should just eat at home.
Idk about you, but the Starbucks and Panera near me shove tip screen tablets in your face at the drive thru before even letting you pay. All concept of what tips encourage no longer exist, instead it just encourages the business to pay them less.
No tipping culture is Insane. & there’s more ppl we’re supposed to tip but we don’t. I tip for effort & extra service…. Someone who created a experience for me… not the person who makes a base rate & only hits a few buttons… don’t feel bad…. I hit that NO button & move along
@@VelacroixStarbucks pays pretty good too…. Having been on the other side? It’s nice for the employees…. & even nice of the business to remind/ask ppl for us…. But no one should ever feel bad bc it’s not required & a place like Starbucks pays pretty decent (on the other hand everything helps ppl) if someone went out of their way for me I’d say yes. But if it’s not a “full service” deal, then no
@@tiffanyvarelli8834Id do that too if I wasn’t deathly afraid of someone spitting in my drink. You have to think about it. These people handle stuff you consume. That’s a lot of trust youre putting in them
this is why I'll still go up to the cashier rather than use self service 😅 I think it's wayyy more awkward to be ordering on a computer with the cashier staring at you. I used to be a cashier at a counter service tho so I'm used to the interaction.
The old and new Panera we have both had the kiosk’s first and away from the counter. It was intentional I’m assuming. It helps me a lot because I don’t have to wait in line, do the pleasantries when I’m not feeling well and sometimes they’re just busy too. I’m grateful for the kiosk’s.
As someone who regularly has to deal with customers at my job, I always prefer them to order ahead of time or use other means to place orders, this might just be because I'm introverted, and talking to people drains my social battery.
I like the kiosk so I can take a bit longer to think about what I want, but I usually just order ahead and pickup at the counter. I work next to a panera and get my latte and cookie every day, and most of the workers know me on sight and are pretty nice
This is so sccurate! When working in retail, you have to be warm and welcoming as this man is, but usually customers are just rude, dismissive and abusive in return!
As someone who works at Panera… I can deny this happening. They either stand a good distance back away from the cashiers or go straight to the Kiosk. Only regulars or first timers come up to talk to the cashiers.
Huh, can't relate to this one. I'm a software engineer, so I should love technology, but I can't the self-kiosks. Their UIs are obnoxious to use because they're designed to be "simple", it takes longer to order, especially for modifications, and they're bound to be covered with germs from other customers constantly touching them. I always go to the cashier and get my order in faster. Plus it's nice to have a little face-to-face human interaction for a change. Tip zero without guilt or fear.
I remember when I first started working retail I felt horrible when customers chose self checkout over my line. However, now that I have been in customer service for 4 years, I love when they chose self checkout over me.
Meanwhile I had the opposite problem. I walked into this McDonald’s, place was completely empty, I walked up to the register and waited because no one was at the register, a minute later a lady in the back notices me and walks up and tells me to use the kiosk instead. They could have put up a sign that said “register closed. Use kiosk” instead but just assumed that everyone is antisocial and wants to use the kiosk.
@@apara2005 They just wanted to order via the cashier like a person and that's what you took from their experience? Leave the cashier alone? What do you think this is? They're there to work for their money, not socialize with random customers while they're on the clock.
@@apara2005 what are you projecting for? All I said is that I'm used to ordering from the cashier instead of being socially inept and scared of people like you obviously are.
@@Exdorme Where are these takes coming from? Can a person not have a preference without some negative condition against the other option? Come on, people. This is ridiculous.
At first, i was like "why is the employee pissed? Id love it when customers went to self check out instead". Then i saw the tip option. Yeah. That'll do it.
I've never encountered a restaurant with self check out (small town), but I greatly prefer self check out while grocery shopping. It's a lot more accessible to me. I'm autistic and hard of hearing, and I'm usually extremely overstimulated and overwhelmed by the time I finish a whole grocery shop, and it's very loud near the front of the store so very difficult to make polite small talk because I can't understand what anyone is saying... without staring intensely at them to lip read, which kind of defeats the purpose of small talk in this scenario. As many little things as I can do to make going to the grocery store easier for myself, the more energy I have for actually continuing to function for the rest of the day. I would feel a little bad doing self checkout at a restaurant though, not giving the employees a tip. Though I don't want to make small talk with them, I pretty much make the blanket assumption that anyone who works in customer service already experienced more than their fair share of day ruining crud by the time I interact with them and is not being paid nearly enough for that nonsense, so the least I can do is be polite and grateful and not make their job any harder than it needs to be.
Damn the title alone hit me in the feels. Its like watching a complete job position slowly getting phased out as your watch ppls prefer to choose the option that removes you from the equation. I wish someone can make deeper skit on this topic.
My panera has a drive thru window. You wait for the app to tell you to pick up your order, and then you just drive through. I effing love it! I don't have to go into the restaurant and the sea of humanity that waits within.
Sounds good to me. I don't want to interact with people who are paid to interact with me, I only want to interact with people who actually want to interact with me.
The awkwardness of going to a self-checkout while a cashier watches me is why I always go to the cashier unless I'm required to use the self-checkout. They're also so much faster with the system than I am
lol. This reminded me of a situation I found myself in about a week or two ago with a cashier. I asked her the normal, “How you doing today?” In the time it took her to ring up about 15 items I found out she was feeling nauseous because she has an eating disorder so she takes medicine, but she also has to be careful because diabetes runs in her family. Because of this disorder and the diabetes, she has weight issues and this causes complications in her lower joints because she stands so long. All I could respond with was, “Good luck and hope you feel better.” It’s called small talk, not ‘my depressing life in 5 minutes’. I just don’t understand people’s desire to share their L’s these days. Some things are meant to remain private.
I don’t understand why you would tip in this situation at all. What does even justify that? I already pay a considerable amount more than making the coffee myself. The extra money is for the service the barista provides so what is the tip for?
Where I work there’s an option to tip and a lot of customers love doing it and others not so much. We don’t care AT all if you don’t tip and are grateful when you do. Don’t stress about it. You have the money and want to tip, go ahead. Or you have the money and don’t want to tip? That’s fine too. I think in general that’s how tipping should work.
@StarBoundAngel I don't know if I believe FOH (front of house) staff don't care AT all about tipping. I worked kitchen at many an establishment and I full well know you will be gracious asf in front of clientele but come back to the kitchen angry as hell about not getting a tip so I personally think your 'might be' stretching the truth here. That or your not working in the states or have a successful side hustle that's allowing you not to live paycheck to paycheck. Just an opinion, don't spit in my coke :)
Cashier here, I’m the exact opposite. I get so relieved whenever someone uses the self checkout cause it means I won’t have to deal with someone being rude or getting upset at me for asking them to apply for our credit card or cause their coupons are expired. People can be so rude about not wanting to use the self checkout cause they “don’t want us to lose our jobs” or cause they aren’t getting paid to do it themselves. It’s one thing to enjoy human interaction or be scared of technology, but acting like it’s the epitome of what’s wrong with today’s youth is frustrating
That Cashier is def a extrovert 😂 as an introvert, if the place don’t got self checkout or mobile order I’m dipping out mainly because I like to customize my drinks and I don’t want to be that a$$ who holds up the line 😂.
I would have loved self checkout back when I was a barista. I like making drinks but I hated having to talk to the customers, and it would have helped a lot during rushes when we were extremely short staffed
Ooh I feel bad. I do this at CVS waiting for self ckout. I kept saying no like 4 times & each one I'm like why is she even talking to me-im over here minding my own biz waiting for a machine patiently😄
Those customers...They will wish they had that human interaction when it was there, because thoe machines can't replicate human interaction/personality. Even a rude cashier fighting for his job is strangely entertaining. 😂
Surprised the last guy didn't just order through a mobile app and completely sends the cashier into madness.😂
That’s what I do. 😅
Exactly lol! I was screaming "Use your phone!" during that entire segment😅
I can't imagine there are a lot of cashiers who enjoy repeating themselves or asking the customer to repeat themself. It's even worse in a drive thru
I would have just walked out 😂
Exactly where my head went 😂😂
Third guy ignored him in style
This is the only thing that had me laughing😂
U call that style 🕳️
Bro fr 😂
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I love that one bystander nervously nodding advice like, "make it large, he's crazy."
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Best comment ever😂
@@playboss6918 omgosh yay! Thank you!
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That man totally had a great day after that interaction
He's scared to not have a good day.
He better 😂
"You better have a nice day, you hear me?!"
bro demanded he has a nice day 😂
yes sir 🥲
Now that would have taken the cake! 😂😂😂😂
@@minalove6582the cake is gone because it already happened
@@anonymoususer775 lmaooo your response just made me realize I replied to the wrong comment 😭😭 smh lol
*has a bad day*
*dude shows up to his place and knocks on the door*
SIR! SIR! HOW DARE YOU HAVE BAD DAY!
The 25% tip to not piss off the cashier further is the most American thing ever
Tipping culture so wack 😂
@@lifedeather”culture” implies it’s something americians approve of. Several states have made you still get at worst minimum wage before tips
@@Skullhawk13 That's not my fucking problem. Anybody has a problem with wages, either quit and find a different job, or do not elect those officials who make those regulations. If someone cannot do that, it's not my problem, too. I have deliberately stopped tipping unless I am dining in.
@@TheCommonSenseForRegularPeople ...your name is ironic I see. How exactly do you purpose overcoming a deeply entrenched two party system in league with each other? Don't tell me it's "not your problem" because you're too stupid for words.
The social anxiety this generation has is amazing.
meanwhile im the complete opposite lmao
people out here acting like people give a fuck if you make a mistake but they really dont care
If I don't have to tip a machine, I'm using the machine
I love being able to order without being rushed. A lot of times I just get the same stuff cuz I know it's good. I dont want to stand in line figuring out what I want while people are waiting.
I feel the problem was a forced tipping.
if the cashier is willing to list all the menu and customization options for me, I don't mind listening but I bet they will be tired as hell (and people at the back will be annoyed)
self checkout allows me to actually browse all the options and stuff
I go to a coffee shop that has good tea almost every day. The cashiers there know me for the most part and already know what I want when I walk in in the mornings. Before, I used to enjoy the self checkout, but having the regular community interaction is really good. When I was sick with the flu and was out for a week, the cashier that works there in the morning called to wish me a speedy recovery. That's a level of care that self checkout can never get you.
There will be no cashiers in the future. Machines are taking over
lovely story, terrifying for me tho
@@eugeneaxe570Would you wonder if they’re stalking you? 🤔😂
Nah im too introverted for that 😂 dont b remembering my name or number! Dont even look at me!
@@Caterpillartears Funny! Have a good day. 🤗
I would have loved self checkout when I worked at a fast food place. Customers can be real jerks at times, and if they didn't want to talk to me, I'd be thrilled!
As someone who works im retail, assholes don't use self checkouts
@@LockMatchmost asswholes trying to get free stuff. Cant do that if you made the mistake
@@LockMatch agreed! The old guys who complained about computers taking jobs were the same ones who treated the people working those jobs terribly.
@@LockMatch "I ain't given my tax money to no machine. Besides, this store ain't gonna make me work for checkin my own stuff out".
Mindset of anybody I know that has ever said they never use self check out machines lol.
@@fudgemerchant Very true they treat you as an extension of the company rather than a person working a shitty job to further themselves.
The machine being down is something that would definitely happen to me. 😂 Then I'd sigh and prepare myself for an actual interaction with someone. 😅
Pathetic
Get tf over it.
I’d just go to the next shop.
@@sweetnsour3693sounds like that is exactly what he says he would do.
ew... people. am i right?
The way he looked back to make sure he'd tip 25%...
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Yeah that part took me out!😂 I am so sick of everybody expecting for a tip when you didn’t give me extra service though😳🤦🏽♀️😆
@@TracyAllenVideos I completely fail to understand why some cashiers seem to expect a heavy tip! With a few exceptions, it's really not that hard to select a few items on a screen. As a McDonald's employee, we don't have a tipping option, and in fact if we get any tips we're expected to put them in the donation jar (we-we don't usually do that though. Don't look at me like that!) The people in the kitchen have a much tougher go of it, yet they don't get tipped?
@@Tail_sez 🤣🤣🤣 I wasn’t looking at you any kind of way 😂 I’m 58 years old and I have worked so many different jobs! I’ve always pride myself on excellent customer service but there were no tips involved in many of the things that I’ve done. Yet, I have gone over and above for customers because that’s just where my heart is. And the jobs where I could receive tips, I did and sometimes got some amazing tips! But during the pandemic, we all opened our wallets a little more to help those out that you knew we weren’t making much money as a waitress or something. And now, tips are almost mandatory. There is a term called “tipping fatigue“. It’s just too much
This is a fantasy world where the cashiers only duty is helping customers. In reality there's a thousand tasks and responsibilities you're expected to take care of all while also helping customers, self checkout just frees you up to not have to work yourself to the bone.
It is a parody after all
Exactly. That’s why I’d rather do it myself. I’m faster
No, it frees you up TO work yourself to the bone.
Idk man, I worked as a cashier at my local supermarket when I was 21 and it was just standing at the register all day scanning and bagging groceries and collecting payment. Must be only referring to the food industry
@@bobsag1164 I was a cashier at Kmart. Had other duties when no customers were around
The Cashiers at my local Walmart roll their eyes when I don't use the self-checkout.
Here at your local Walmart, we hope you'll do the work yourself.
it was the opposite for me, when I was trying to find the self checkout, a lady was trying to wave me in and say she could help me out even though all the self checkouts were open. I said no thanks and she seemed annoyed.
@@garonlusk8428Yeah because her job is in jeopardy.
That cashier for sure got fed up and sabotaged the self checkout 😂
"i'd like to have an iced coffee"
>brings out hot drink
LMAOOOOO
“Get over here before I beat yo-“ Bro’s dad instincts kicked in 😂😂
THAT PART CRACKED ME UP TOO MUCH
That twist at the end was about to be what my comment was going to be "aren't these the same cashiers that rush you through the process, try to upsell you with a bunch of pressure, and get upset and impatient before ultimately getting your order wrong?" XD
As cashier many times over its nit them its the job. Self check out does the same thing with weighted suggestions, blinded items, ads, and interrupts.
But no one resents the machine and assumes its lazy ir rude ir manipulative or can do something not purpised for not solving their unspoken need when use it
Not so the cashier who will be fired if freestyle
See the manager request move. Cashiers say no because they aren't supposed to cost the store. Managers say yes for sane reason
I've worked that job before, never once in the entire time did I or anyone else I worked with get upset when the person chose self checkout, usually it's a sigh of relief
“ G-Get yer azz over here! “
Bruh your voice. 💀🤣👌🏾
Your amazing! I love how you can make such relatable videos for everyone to watch and enjoy, keep it up, legend!
I prefer interacting with the cashier.
His amazing what?
Im introverted but i usually self check out not because im anxious of interacting with other people, but because i prefer to scan and bag things myself, quicker that way.
Same. I'm really fussy with how some of my items are handled plus I have cashier experience myself. I prefer to do it for that reason.
same. Near my University there's 2 tescos, one in the city centre and the other which is a minute walk.
I usually have a meal deal which is a sandwich, Chris and a drink and I like to scan it myself and go. Sometimes if self check out is packed then I'll happily go to the cashier.
Quicker if there is no line, but other people are typically pretty poor at checking out without having to have someone come over to help.
It’s just one of those things where if I’m capable of quickly doing it myself I’d rather just take that route lol. Nothing against them, it’s just my preference. Especially because I work 12 hours nights and the only times I’m able to hit the store is when I’m exhausted and I would usually be asleep at that time, anything that cuts some time off my visit is cool with me.
I always just figured cashiers would rather have customers leave them alone anyways lmao. I’ve never heard of any cashiers being upset about people using self-checkout, unless it’s about customers complaining about self-checkout.
It is quicker that way. Now if the self checkouts are backed up with people and cashiers have nobody i will go to one of them.
I was expecting you to have the customer order via app. Honestly, I started using drive-through to avoid the tip screen at Panera. Over time, I just ate out less. Figured if I wasn't prepared to tip, I should just eat at home.
Idk about you, but the Starbucks and Panera near me shove tip screen tablets in your face at the drive thru before even letting you pay. All concept of what tips encourage no longer exist, instead it just encourages the business to pay them less.
No tipping culture is Insane. & there’s more ppl we’re supposed to tip but we don’t. I tip for effort & extra service…. Someone who created a experience for me… not the person who makes a base rate & only hits a few buttons… don’t feel bad…. I hit that NO button & move along
@@VelacroixStarbucks pays pretty good too…. Having been on the other side? It’s nice for the employees…. & even nice of the business to remind/ask ppl for us…. But no one should ever feel bad bc it’s not required & a place like Starbucks pays pretty decent (on the other hand everything helps ppl) if someone went out of their way for me I’d say yes. But if it’s not a “full service” deal, then no
@@tiffanyvarelli8834Id do that too if I wasn’t deathly afraid of someone spitting in my drink.
You have to think about it. These people handle stuff you consume. That’s a lot of trust youre putting in them
You shouldn't be tipping at Panera, don't let tip screens pressure you.
this is why I'll still go up to the cashier rather than use self service 😅 I think it's wayyy more awkward to be ordering on a computer with the cashier staring at you. I used to be a cashier at a counter service tho so I'm used to the interaction.
Imagine being outdone by a computer. No wonder the cashier was pissed. 😂
The old and new Panera we have both had the kiosk’s first and away from the counter. It was intentional I’m assuming. It helps me a lot because I don’t have to wait in line, do the pleasantries when I’m not feeling well and sometimes they’re just busy too. I’m grateful for the kiosk’s.
😂"Sir... GET OVER HERE!!!😡"😂😂😂😂
As someone who regularly has to deal with customers at my job, I always prefer them to order ahead of time or use other means to place orders, this might just be because I'm introverted, and talking to people drains my social battery.
😅😅😅😅😅introvert is a made up thing like non binary
@@timzstrtell me how it's made up?
@@timzstr did you graduate high school?
@@thisuseristired.4933 sure did
Bro said introvert is like non binary. Fuck man I need to get a better paying job to keep me occupied from seeing this dumbass shit
I like the kiosk so I can take a bit longer to think about what I want, but I usually just order ahead and pickup at the counter. I work next to a panera and get my latte and cookie every day, and most of the workers know me on sight and are pretty nice
🤣The Cashier was really demaning and supportive, i think🤣
*The 3rd guy had me crying. And when the cashier finally had it I lost my shxt! Its 5am and I shouldn't be laughing this hard!* 🤣😫😭😭
This is so sccurate! When working in retail, you have to be warm and welcoming as this man is, but usually customers are just rude, dismissive and abusive in return!
When I go to my local Big W, the cashiers will do anything to get you to use the self checkout and avoid having to deal with customers themselves
You have a Kmart that is still open???????
Yeah where is that?
social distancing really did affect people
Us Introverts have always been here
true that!@@Caterpillartears
Imagine the age group affected by being booted out of schools for like 2 years straight.
The worst part is when there’s a line at the self checkout and no one at the cashier
YOU KNOW THEY ALL STEALING LOL
As someone who works at Panera… I can deny this happening. They either stand a good distance back away from the cashiers or go straight to the Kiosk. Only regulars or first timers come up to talk to the cashiers.
I felt this in my soul. I only use self checkouts because I would rather just be done with my stuff vs talking about stuff.
They still gonna be using self check outs in heaven LOL
Huh, can't relate to this one. I'm a software engineer, so I should love technology, but I can't the self-kiosks. Their UIs are obnoxious to use because they're designed to be "simple", it takes longer to order, especially for modifications, and they're bound to be covered with germs from other customers constantly touching them. I always go to the cashier and get my order in faster. Plus it's nice to have a little face-to-face human interaction for a change. Tip zero without guilt or fear.
I remember when I first started working retail I felt horrible when customers chose self checkout over my line. However, now that I have been in customer service for 4 years, I love when they chose self checkout over me.
The best job getting paid to just stand there 😂
Soul Crushing at the same time
Meanwhile I had the opposite problem. I walked into this McDonald’s, place was completely empty, I walked up to the register and waited because no one was at the register, a minute later a lady in the back notices me and walks up and tells me to use the kiosk instead. They could have put up a sign that said “register closed. Use kiosk” instead but just assumed that everyone is antisocial and wants to use the kiosk.
Why is your only source of socialization is talking to a cashier that doesn't want to talk to you? Go find real friends, leave the cashier alone.
@@apara2005 They just wanted to order via the cashier like a person and that's what you took from their experience? Leave the cashier alone? What do you think this is? They're there to work for their money, not socialize with random customers while they're on the clock.
@@apara2005 what are you projecting for? All I said is that I'm used to ordering from the cashier instead of being socially inept and scared of people like you obviously are.
@amaggard14 honnestly, you just come off as being afraid of tech
@@Exdorme Where are these takes coming from? Can a person not have a preference without some negative condition against the other option? Come on, people. This is ridiculous.
One day. They'll get revenge... Just you wait 😂
At first, i was like "why is the employee pissed? Id love it when customers went to self check out instead". Then i saw the tip option. Yeah. That'll do it.
I was kinda expecting a robber comes in and the cashier be like "finally someone sees me"
You gotta make that before someone steals that
I love this channel its hilarious the spin killed me😂😂😂😂
I've never encountered a restaurant with self check out (small town), but I greatly prefer self check out while grocery shopping. It's a lot more accessible to me. I'm autistic and hard of hearing, and I'm usually extremely overstimulated and overwhelmed by the time I finish a whole grocery shop, and it's very loud near the front of the store so very difficult to make polite small talk because I can't understand what anyone is saying... without staring intensely at them to lip read, which kind of defeats the purpose of small talk in this scenario. As many little things as I can do to make going to the grocery store easier for myself, the more energy I have for actually continuing to function for the rest of the day.
I would feel a little bad doing self checkout at a restaurant though, not giving the employees a tip. Though I don't want to make small talk with them, I pretty much make the blanket assumption that anyone who works in customer service already experienced more than their fair share of day ruining crud by the time I interact with them and is not being paid nearly enough for that nonsense, so the least I can do is be polite and grateful and not make their job any harder than it needs to be.
Damn the title alone hit me in the feels. Its like watching a complete job position slowly getting phased out as your watch ppls prefer to choose the option that removes you from the equation. I wish someone can make deeper skit on this topic.
First i was feeling bad they kept choosing self order kiosk then I saw how he treats customers and I thought to myself GIVE THIS MAN A RAISE
I be loving when they go to self check out LOVE IT
My panera has a drive thru window. You wait for the app to tell you to pick up your order, and then you just drive through. I effing love it! I don't have to go into the restaurant and the sea of humanity that waits within.
The aggression 😂 at the end had me rolling. That’s me on a daily basis!
Callback to the tipping sketch 😂 loved it
this is the future
Sounds good to me. I don't want to interact with people who are paid to interact with me, I only want to interact with people who actually want to interact with me.
The awkwardness of going to a self-checkout while a cashier watches me is why I always go to the cashier unless I'm required to use the self-checkout. They're also so much faster with the system than I am
lol. This reminded me of a situation I found myself in about a week or two ago with a cashier.
I asked her the normal, “How you doing today?”
In the time it took her to ring up about 15 items I found out she was feeling nauseous because she has an eating disorder so she takes medicine, but she also has to be careful because diabetes runs in her family. Because of this disorder and the diabetes, she has weight issues and this causes complications in her lower joints because she stands so long.
All I could respond with was, “Good luck and hope you feel better.”
It’s called small talk, not ‘my depressing life in 5 minutes’. I just don’t understand people’s desire to share their L’s these days. Some things are meant to remain private.
Yeah I knew there was a reason why that attendant was too friendly
When the customer wanted to tip the cashier, he was forced to give him 25% 😂😂
I don’t understand why you would tip in this situation at all. What does even justify that? I already pay a considerable amount more than making the coffee myself. The extra money is for the service the barista provides so what is the tip for?
@@pukkes4071nothing, just click no tip and be about your day
@@pukkes4071I was told at Starbucks the extra money is so that they don't lose money if you want them to remake your drink for whatever reason
@@Beam3178No thanks, I'm not paying a places mistake of operation insurance for them.
bro.... that spin took me OUT. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is so true lol! I just say hello and I'm on my merry way to the self-checkout
I go by a donut shop almost every week, and I feel so weird cause I get the same thing there every time and barely tip…
You don't need to tip. Don't give into the pressure.
@@zombielukayeah it’s bullshit. Now I will always tip my delivery driver but never people working inside. Doesn’t make any sense
Exactly. It's absolutely ridiculous.
Where I work there’s an option to tip and a lot of customers love doing it and others not so much. We don’t care AT all if you don’t tip and are grateful when you do. Don’t stress about it. You have the money and want to tip, go ahead. Or you have the money and don’t want to tip? That’s fine too. I think in general that’s how tipping should work.
@StarBoundAngel I don't know if I believe FOH (front of house) staff don't care AT all about tipping. I worked kitchen at many an establishment and I full well know you will be gracious asf in front of clientele but come back to the kitchen angry as hell about not getting a tip so I personally think your 'might be' stretching the truth here. That or your not working in the states or have a successful side hustle that's allowing you not to live paycheck to paycheck. Just an opinion, don't spit in my coke :)
I hate how they do this because they always get my order wrong or struggle to understand me 😢
The tip stare down was the most accurate part
That cashier turned into my dad.
Cashier here, I’m the exact opposite. I get so relieved whenever someone uses the self checkout cause it means I won’t have to deal with someone being rude or getting upset at me for asking them to apply for our credit card or cause their coupons are expired. People can be so rude about not wanting to use the self checkout cause they “don’t want us to lose our jobs” or cause they aren’t getting paid to do it themselves. It’s one thing to enjoy human interaction or be scared of technology, but acting like it’s the epitome of what’s wrong with today’s youth is frustrating
But it's always the rude ones that wants to be served personally and not through a screen cuz you can't be mad at a screen 😅
I love using self-checkout but the stores are so greedy that they put the bags behind a counter, so you still have to annoy the cashier.
@@CW91Oh yes you can. I still say one day I'll throw the vitals machine through the window at my job.
I love self-checkout. Idk why stores are pushing people to talk. We're not in the 80s. Best to keep things going
Cashier sass at the end is why I use the self checkout lmao
That Cashier is def a extrovert 😂 as an introvert, if the place don’t got self checkout or mobile order I’m dipping out mainly because I like to customize my drinks and I don’t want to be that a$$ who holds up the line 😂.
Very nice
Self-checkout is so much better than dealing with a person.
“Get your ass over her before I beat you!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the angst 😂😂😂
Me:
Driving by with homemade coffee laughing...
Social anxiety got this new gen in a chokehold 🤣
how may I help you
Breh your skits are seriously the best 😅
0:27 You'll never know just how many times I've replayed this part.😂 1:17
AM SO EARLY
As a cashier i can guarantee you we have other things to do than tall to you, so we absolutely aren't upset when you take self checkout
I love the short form in horizontal. Thank you
😂LOL.. I needed that laugh this morning. 😂😂
It always makes me feel good when I see a line up at the cashiers and a bunch of empty self checkouts.
I'm pretty thrilled whenever I don't have to talk to a customer, personally.
Hes so good at making it seem like different people with just expressions! lol!!!!!
That guy nodding. That killed me. You are genius
As an introvert self checkout is a Godsend
😂 same here
Nah when I was a cashier I loved it when people choose self checkout it meant I got to space out or doodle
Thats the most aggressive customer service ive ever seen 😂
the tip prompt was the cherry on top! XD
That spin😂
I would have loved self checkout back when I was a barista. I like making drinks but I hated having to talk to the customers, and it would have helped a lot during rushes when we were extremely short staffed
The pressure to tip got me dead 💀
Damn Unabomber avoiding you with the spin🤣🤣
After all that, he still didn’t even get an iced coffee 😂😭
That was the least aggressive "Get your ass over here" I've ever heard in my life.
Bro this guy is just awesome😂😂😂
Guy walks in with ski mask and gun: "Put the money from the register into the bag! Put it in!"
Cashier: "Finally!"
Ooh I feel bad. I do this at CVS waiting for self ckout. I kept saying no like 4 times & each one I'm like why is she even talking to me-im over here minding my own biz waiting for a machine patiently😄
"You BETTER have a nice day! YOU HEAR ME?!?"
This explains a lot lmao 😂 i went to Panera recently and ordered from the cashier he was looking at me CRAZY 😂😂
He asked for an iced coffee and got a HOT CUP 😢
Those customers...They will wish they had that human interaction when it was there, because thoe machines can't replicate human interaction/personality. Even a rude cashier fighting for his job is strangely entertaining. 😂