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The rise of self-checkout technology in supermarkets has led to increased frustration for both customers and workers.
While self-checkout was initially seen as a way to save time and reduce labor costs, many customers complain about clunky technology and long wait times.
Retailers are also dealing with issues such as theft and increased costs.
Some supermarkets are adding restrictions or removing self-checkout kiosks altogether, while others are implementing new technologies to improve the experience.
Despite the challenges, self-checkout is likely here to stay due to ongoing labor shortages and the convenience it offers to some customers.
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