

I feel like reddit will eventually become like Facebook in that only lame people will still use it, but it will be a big enough percentage that it’s going to be unavoidable in a very annoying way.


I feel like reddit will eventually become like Facebook in that only lame people will still use it, but it will be a big enough percentage that it’s going to be unavoidable in a very annoying way.


I agree, I have nothing against both being an option. In my bubble, everyone pretty much uses self checkout exclusively whenever available, except maybe for a large haul, so I was surprised to see how many in the comments actively dislike it.
That part about waves is interesting, it’s absolutely true and it happens all the time but I never really thought about it.


Didn’t realize self checkouts were such a divisive topic, like wtf I’ll take that any day of the week over standing in line behind people who have seemingly never been to a supermarket before and their shit is still standing there all over the place while the cashier is already scanning my products. I get that it keeps someone employed but I think the answer to that is better welfare, not sticking to the old ways just so someone gets to do menial shit for a living.
The average redditor doesn’t care about any of this in my experience, they’ll just take all the crap because that’s what they see on all of the internet anyway