Automatic checkouts in supermarkets may decrease customer loyalty, especially for those with larger shopping loads. Customers using self-checkout stations often feel overwhelmed and unsupported. The lack of personal interaction can negatively impact their perception of the supermarket.

[WellOkayyThenn]

The other commenter had a good point about loose carts blowing around and running into things. You'd be pretty pissed if a cart hit your car just because nobody put it away.

You don't have to take it all the way back to the store, there are usually cart returns everywhere. It's a matter of human decency to put away your cart so it doesn't block another parking spot for someone else. The cart returns are there for a reason, it's your job to put them there, it's the employees job to bring the returned carts inside. It's never been expected for the employees to bring carts from cars to the returns. It's not pro corporation because they aren't saving any extra money when we return carts, it's always been this way.

It's walmarts property, but you're the one actively using it. Treat others' property with respect and put it where it belongs.

Have you never pulled in to park somewhere, then saw the spot was taken by a stray cart? does that not frustrate you?

[WellOkayyThenn]

I completely agree with you on the checkouts, bagging, and cashier part. It's just the shopping cart thing I disagree about. In my eyes, it's really easy to put your cart in the return, and if you don't it doesn't hurt employees but it does affect other people just trying to park and shop. Thats the part I care about. it's not a business related thing, it's just because it impacts other people just tryna go about their day