Today was the first day I ever just left my stuff in Walmart and walked out.
The lines at the tills were insanely long. I had twenty minutes to get checked out, get a taxi, and get home for my home care appointment.
No more tills were being opened to accommodate half the store deciding to check out at the same time, so I decided to hell with it - I'd already bought stuff at a couple of other stores in the mall (including Maddy's cat milk). There wasn't anything in my basket I couldn't do without so I finally just left the line, marched up to the customer service counter, hoisted the basket up on it (made a satisfying THUD!) and walked out.
It's a shame that they'll probably throw the cheese away (due to it being unrefrigerated for an unknown period of time), but at this point I don't care. It's insane to not have enough tills open (no, this Walmart doesn't have self-checkout, not that I'd have used it anyway).
As it turns out, the home care person was waiting in the lobby for me, so I barely made it before she would have left.
The lines at the tills were insanely long. I had twenty minutes to get checked out, get a taxi, and get home for my home care appointment.
No more tills were being opened to accommodate half the store deciding to check out at the same time, so I decided to hell with it - I'd already bought stuff at a couple of other stores in the mall (including Maddy's cat milk). There wasn't anything in my basket I couldn't do without so I finally just left the line, marched up to the customer service counter, hoisted the basket up on it (made a satisfying THUD!) and walked out.
It's a shame that they'll probably throw the cheese away (due to it being unrefrigerated for an unknown period of time), but at this point I don't care. It's insane to not have enough tills open (no, this Walmart doesn't have self-checkout, not that I'd have used it anyway).
As it turns out, the home care person was waiting in the lobby for me, so I barely made it before she would have left.