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by sebmojo
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the grocery line is just like, me, these things i want to eat, and this conveyer belt? lmao! this poo poo is awesome
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May 8, 2015 03:21
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HOW THE gently caress DOES THE CONVEYOR KNOW WHEN TO STOP...
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May 8, 2015 03:23
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The conveyor belt runs through each aisle, and you type what you want intoa computer and it brings to you.
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May 8, 2015 03:24
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by sebmojo
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HOW THE gently caress DOES THE CONVEYOR KNOW WHEN TO STOP...
the scanner lady is also a conveyer belt lady. scanner/conveyer belt ladies are all millionaires due to technical line of work
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May 8, 2015 03:25
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- Luvcow
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One day nearer spring
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I'm not allowed in my local grocery store anymore
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May 8, 2015 03:30
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- Luvcow
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One day nearer spring
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Wanted to feel my naked bottom on the conveyor belt for reasons
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May 8, 2015 03:31
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I feel like if I pick the wrong person they will feel like I'm stalking them so sometimes I leave that line and go to another line and try to act inconspicuous.
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May 8, 2015 03:36
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KEEP POSTIN
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Julio, it's okay. It's just a simple photoelectric sensor near the end of the conveyor. When it senses the light from the other side is obstructed, it stops the belt. This is useful, it keeps the belt off whenever anything is within reach of the cashier. These are very cheap electronics; it's basically a little diode that generates a signal when light shines on it, and a light source on the other side.
we live in the future
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May 8, 2015 03:46
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thanks joke_explainer
very informative explanation
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May 8, 2015 04:34
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by sebmojo
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Wanted to feel my naked bottom on the conveyor belt for reasons
lol
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May 8, 2015 04:50
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by sebmojo
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actually that is the coverup story. conveyer belt ladies are magic, they are conveyer belt whisperers and they say "conveyer belt, stop" with their minds. they can do this while they do other things like ring up your total and tell you your savings.
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May 8, 2015 04:52
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it's hard for me to convey my feeling sometimes, maybe if i had a conveyor belt except for emotions
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May 8, 2015 04:56
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The ants. They're everywhere, man. Big fuckers.
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grocery store lines are hard in my town, because the bathrooms don't have anything to cut out a line on inside of the stalls. do not reccomend.
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May 8, 2015 15:14
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tfw you're behind someone with not many items but then they get all price-checky
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May 8, 2015 15:37
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your tongue basically is a conveyor belt. think about it
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May 8, 2015 15:47
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by sebmojo
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i want to wear the conveyer belt
that would be loving insane
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May 8, 2015 16:34
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by sebmojo
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your tongue basically is a conveyor belt. think about it
poo poo i am insane now
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May 8, 2015 16:35
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for a long time, queue management in in lines has been many different registers, then a line for each one. most grocery stores operate like this.
several stores are trying to change that. it's been known for a long time that in queue management, it's easier to have a single line, which then is dished out to multiple employees one at a time. This eliminates any wasted time where people are switching positions or where a cashier runs out of people to scan though some still exist in other queues.
it's proven it takes less time, shaving off minutes from your average grocery store trip. banks use this strategy, as does your typical phone system queue.
what's odd though, is that even though it takes less time, customers seem to hate it. it may just be resistance to change. one typical complaint was that the person felt like they did a better job sniping a good position in line when they were seperate queues. that might be true, but why should they build the grocery store around your desire to get an unfair slice of the queuing pie? both waiting for the right opportunity and the system overhead are unacceptable in my opinion.
anyway, ask your grocery store to go to a single queue, so everybody isn't wasting their lives in grocery store lines any more than is needed.
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May 8, 2015 16:42
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for a long time, queue management in in lines has been many different registers, then a line for each one. most grocery stores operate like this.
several stores are trying to change that. it's been known for a long time that in queue management, it's easier to have a single line, which then is dished out to multiple employees one at a time. This eliminates any wasted time where people are switching positions or where a cashier runs out of people to scan though some still exist in other queues.
it's proven it takes less time, shaving off minutes from your average grocery store trip. banks use this strategy, as does your typical phone system queue.
what's odd though, is that even though it takes less time, customers seem to hate it. it may just be resistance to change. one typical complaint was that the person felt like they did a better job sniping a good position in line when they were seperate queues. that might be true, but why should they build the grocery store around your desire to get an unfair slice of the queuing pie? both waiting for the right opportunity and the system overhead are unacceptable in my opinion.
anyway, ask your grocery store to go to a single queue, so everybody isn't wasting their lives in grocery store lines any more than is needed.
this is what they do at Michaels when I'm buying art supplies and it makes me nervous because it's like cattle being herded together and I'm never sure if I could have gotten to a cashier faster if there were little separate lines
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May 8, 2015 16:45
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I loving Love Science
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May 8, 2015 16:47
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I remember when the conveyor belt at the super market was hand-cranked by a team of six genoese galley slaves... my how times have changed
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May 8, 2015 16:49
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also with only one big line you have to cross this wide open chasm of floor space to get to the cashier when they call you and I'm always nervous people are watching me and I might go too fast or too slow or trip. It feels like I'm Liam neesons daughter in taken and I'm being paraded out as a sex slave in front of leering Arab men.
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May 8, 2015 16:52
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also with only one big line you have to cross this wide open chasm of floor space to get to the cashier when they call you and I'm always nervous people are watching me and I might go too fast or too slow or trip. It feels like I'm Liam neesons daughter in taken and I'm being paraded out as a sex slave in front of leering Arab men.
you're insane
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May 8, 2015 16:56
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yeah that's what some of those people behind me might be thinking and it gets me really nervous
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May 8, 2015 16:56
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they do that cool one-line queue thingy at Fry's
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May 8, 2015 17:58
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for a long time, queue management in in lines has been many different registers, then a line for each one. most grocery stores operate like this.
several stores are trying to change that. it's been known for a long time that in queue management, it's easier to have a single line, which then is dished out to multiple employees one at a time. This eliminates any wasted time where people are switching positions or where a cashier runs out of people to scan though some still exist in other queues.
it's proven it takes less time, shaving off minutes from your average grocery store trip. banks use this strategy, as does your typical phone system queue.
what's odd though, is that even though it takes less time, customers seem to hate it. it may just be resistance to change. one typical complaint was that the person felt like they did a better job sniping a good position in line when they were seperate queues. that might be true, but why should they build the grocery store around your desire to get an unfair slice of the queuing pie? both waiting for the right opportunity and the system overhead are unacceptable in my opinion.
anyway, ask your grocery store to go to a single queue, so everybody isn't wasting their lives in grocery store lines any more than is needed.
ok but get this: the whole queue is a conveyor belt like luggage pickup at the airport only you get to ride it
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May 8, 2015 18:51
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The ants. They're everywhere, man. Big fuckers.
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ok but get this: the whole queue is a conveyor belt like luggage pickup at the airport only you get to ride it
the best part of any trip I've ever taken was going on the moving sidewalks at the airport in Minneapolis
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May 8, 2015 20:25
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that would be loving insane
yeah that's what some of those people behind me might be thinking and it gets me really nervous
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May 8, 2015 20:29
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by Fluffdaddy
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tfw you're behind someone with not many items but then they get all price-checky
tfw you're cashing out that rear end in a top hat
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May 8, 2015 20:31
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grocery stores are intentionally designed to be confusing in the item arrangement so that you spend more time looking at things you had no intention of seeing. self checkout machines save grocery stores many employees salaries at the guise of convenience to the customer, yet you are now doing work that was previously paid for, for nothing. because a lot of food has "best by" dates rather than expiration dates many grocery stores simply throw away perfectly edible food, and it is illegal to take this food and donate it. membership cards exist to track your spending habits and better serve you coupons which make you spend money you might have otherwise not.
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May 8, 2015 21:50
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but that's where the food lives though?
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but that's where the food lives though?
this is why we need grocery stores. everyone please think of the food, when you shop online yuou endanger the homes of thousands, perhaps millions of food itmes.
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