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YouGov research found more than a quarter of UK adults had been annoyed by self-service checkouts. The survey also examined frustration over carrier bag charges and other in-store problems.

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00:00I'll tell you what really annoys me, when you go to a supermarket late at night and then they decide
00:07that you have a load of stuff and they say, right, there's only checkouts now, it's self-service.
00:15The price of carrier bags, they've gone from five pence to 30, 40, 50 even so.
00:20The 85, ah, ah.
00:23Yeah, I was saying to me yesterday, but it was about five pence that came to 50 quid with the
00:26Nectar Park Queens, fuming, paying 5p, 20p for the bag now, innit?
00:30But you know what, save the turtles, shout out to the turtles and that.
00:34But, yeah, it's expensive, it's expensive, but what can we do?
00:38I went to it one night and it was mayhem because they had a girl, one girl, and she was
00:44on the check, where they serve you, but she had to get running round to help people.
00:52Who are getting, or helping the self.
00:55Honestly, self-checkout, I hate them.
00:57I think they're just in to get people out of jobs so companies can save a bit more money, pinching
01:05pennies on instead of paying a person.
01:07If you're going to do self-service, have at least three people there, don't have one, and expect one on
01:15a proper cashier.
01:16I'd say just hopping into Nasdaq and then picking up a few bits or home and bargain.
01:23It used to be like a tenner, now it's like 50 pounds, just on little bits.
01:28There's no quick, just grabbing a few bits.
01:29There's no quick, just grabbing a few bits.
01:30There's no quick, just grabbing a few bits.
01:30There's no quick.

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