Keeping your distance at the checkouts

acki1957 · 2020-04-02T17:50:08.205Z

The prescribed distance is always maintained when queuing at the checkouts. As soon as the cashiers have scanned through the products in their usual rush, there is a real gathering of customers in close proximity to the packing compartments! This is not how it works, dear Migros. The system of keeping distance is not implemented in this way by "any store chain" in accordance with the regulations and is therefore negligent! Please train the cashiers immediately to wait after scanning until the previous customer has packed up and then the goods of the next customer are scanned! Thank you for implementing my suggestion. LG acki1957

Sebastian_Migros

5 years ago

Bodenseeknusperli

5 years ago

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It's different where I go shopping, the next customer has to wait until I have everything in the trolley. Oke at the moment I only buy at Lidl because the 11% cheaper shopping vouchers really count if you buy bigger (this week for 6 people, weekly shopping... oh dear). Is that perhaps only in one store or is that the way most people do it?

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Thank you all for your input. We are implementing the hygiene and distancing rules to the best of our knowledge and belief. Corona concerns us all - everyone can do their bit to implement the FOPH's recommended protective measures as well as possible. Best regards Sebastian

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Guest

5 years ago

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So when I have put my things on the conveyor belt, the cashiers give it back to me so that I can put it in the basket when I drive the trolley, which I really appreciate because if it were *left down" I would have trouble getting to my things and so I have a good distance to the person in front, which is currently more on my nerves is my x-I don't want to rub my eyes because it only makes my nose redder and itchier and if someone sneezes because of it I immediately panic just like if I have a dry cough because of it (yes I have medication for it) only if it doesn't rain for a long time it's clear that it will be like this double sigh.

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acki1957

5 years ago

Guest

5 years ago

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So when I have put my things on the conveyor belt, the cashiers give it back to me so that I can put it in the basket when I drive the trolley, which I really appreciate because if it were *left down" I would have trouble getting to my things and so I have a good distance to the person in front, which is currently more on my nerves is my x-I don't want to rub my eyes because it only makes my nose redder and itchier and if someone sneezes because of it I immediately panic just like if I have a dry cough because of it (yes I have medication for it) only if it doesn't rain for a long time it's clear that it will be like this double sigh.

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Hi rollimaus Your method solved the problem of keeping your distance well! I suffered from hay fever for years and can understand your situation. Fortunately, after a long period of therapy, I no longer have any symptoms. So don't stress about it at the cash registers. In your case, I recommend wearing a protective mask as a distraction. This will certainly defuse the situation during a pollen allergy attack. Stay calm despite the pollen allergy and hopefully stay away from the coronavirus.

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Guest

5 years ago

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acki1957

5 years ago

Hi rollimaus Your method solved the problem of keeping your distance well! I suffered from hay fever for years and can understand your situation. Fortunately, after a long period of therapy, I no longer have any symptoms. So don't stress about it at the cash registers. In your case, I recommend wearing a protective mask as a distraction. This will certainly defuse the situation during a pollen allergy attack. Stay calm despite the pollen allergy and hopefully stay away from the coronavirus.

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We continue to fight ✌ ❤️↵↵...You (💩 Virus) don't have the right to take the "rest of the gallows" humor from all of us, what I had to experience the last few days in my area I find pathetic:↵↵denn: don't know if I should be totally 😡 or 😥, yesterday I went to 2 stores again because I needed something 😒 at the first one the customer limit was not reached even if some were in there, what was, the city patrol squirrels came to check, I told that in the 2nd shop because I know them. I told them because I know them, they said they had the "nice gentlemen there today too" Reason for this were 2 calls: there were too many in the store. Concerning the coronavirus: something worrying is now emerging, "A culture of denunciation has developed" 😢↵↵The conclusion of the staff and myself: "The biggest scoundrel in the whole country is and remains the denouncer." 🤬↵↵↵↵...and CORONA: You're not taking away our humor and fun, you're taking away our physical contact with our best friends, the delicious coffee in the baker's parlor and the after-work beer in the pub next door, and so on. No, you lousy coronavirus, you won't get our sense of humor too.↵↵↵

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acki1957

5 years ago

Guest

5 years ago

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We continue to fight ✌ ❤️↵↵...You (💩 Virus) don't have the right to take the "rest of the gallows" humor from all of us, what I had to experience the last few days in my area I find pathetic:↵↵denn: don't know if I should be totally 😡 or 😥, yesterday I went to 2 stores again because I needed something 😒 at the first one the customer limit was not reached even if some were in there, what was, the city patrol squirrels came to check, I told that in the 2nd shop because I know them. I told them because I know them, they said they had the "nice gentlemen there today too" Reason for this were 2 calls: there were too many in the store. Concerning the coronavirus: something worrying is now emerging, "A culture of denunciation has developed" 😢↵↵The conclusion of the staff and myself: "The biggest scoundrel in the whole country is and remains the denouncer." 🤬↵↵↵↵...and CORONA: You're not taking away our humor and fun, you're taking away our physical contact with our best friends, the delicious coffee in the baker's parlor and the after-work beer in the pub next door, and so on. No, you lousy coronavirus, you won't get our sense of humor too.↵↵↵

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Wonderful statement on the current still confusing situation at the entrance to many stores. Let's all stay calm and help each other if not everyone has immediately understood which rules now apply. What scares me more is the anarchism on the driveway and parking lots in front of the Rietbach shopping center in Schlieren. People are stopping, loading and unloading on the narrow access road without any regard for the applicable traffic rules.

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Guest

5 years ago

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acki1957

5 years ago

Wonderful statement on the current still confusing situation at the entrance to many stores. Let's all stay calm and help each other if not everyone has immediately understood which rules now apply. What scares me more is the anarchism on the driveway and parking lots in front of the Rietbach shopping center in Schlieren. People are stopping, loading and unloading on the narrow access road without any regard for the applicable traffic rules.

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Unfortunately, some people still haven't understood it, some people seem to have lost their common sense, if you look at the link from April 5, 20, because the warmer temperatures massively increase the risk of avalanches, https://www.suedostschweiz.ch/ereignisse/2020-04-05/rund-120-autos-sorgen-fuer-chaos-auf-dem-flueelapass and with the FB video I would like to mention that the person was/is NOT the creator, https://www.facebook.com/gian.tuffli/videos/2060310057435495/ even in the teletext the message 🤦 😡 🤬 https://scontent-zrh1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-0/s261x260/92098150_702126140327887_7765556529096294400_n.jpg?_nc_cat=105&_nc_sid=dbeb18&_nc_ohc=0WahVd6AquoAX9tgubY&_nc_ht=scontent-zrh1-1.xx&_nc_tp=7&oh=7f1bffeb98e3fc6b27804a9610bb0c1b&oe=5EB16728 also this would not have happened if they had been sensible, moreover they also put the rescuers in danger https://www.suedostschweiz.ch/polizeimeldungen/2020-04-06/serious-mountain-accident-at-fanenstock and more https://az705183.vo.msecnd.net/onlinesupportmedia/onlinesupport/media/skype/fa100xx/angry_40x40.gif

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Federwolke

5 years ago

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Sebastian_Migros

5 years ago

Thank you all for your input. We are implementing the hygiene and distancing rules to the best of our knowledge and belief. Corona concerns us all - everyone can do their bit to implement the FOPH's recommended protective measures as well as possible. Best regards Sebastian

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Unfortunately, some stores are overwhelmed, as is the case in Gümligen. Strange scenes at the checkout today. I put my goods on the conveyor belt when the customer in front of me was already packing up, then I stopped next to the conveyor belt (2 meters away from the cashier), because someone was already waiting behind me at the floor marker. The cashier then gruffly instructed me to wait at the marker (how can I wait when there's already someone there again?). Well then: The customer in front of me had gone and I got to pay, then went to pack my things and promptly the next customer was already standing right next to me and was also already packing what the cashier let down. So while you're waiting at the checkout, you're ordered around, and when you're packing up, every brainless person can do whatever they want because the cashier thinks they have to be particularly speedy (although there weren't many people, even though only two of the four checkouts were open). Dear Migros: That's not how it works! In the same building at Coop, the cashier only starts scanning once the previous customer has packed up their things and left. "Nice one after the other like z'Paris." If Migros doesn't change this immediately, then I know where I'll be shopping for the next few weeks and where not. I'm not going to go along with the fuss about exit restrictions and avoiding public transport just to be hassled during my weekly shopping trip. I also don't understand why you have to push past people waiting in the narrow entrance area to leave the store when there's actually an exit right by the checkout, but it's been closed off just when the flow of customers should be separated. Of course, there should be someone there to make sure that nobody goes in and to report to the person at the entrance how many people have left so that new people can be let in again. Please be a bit creative, the competition can do it too!

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si_

5 years ago

Federwolke

5 years ago

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Unfortunately, some stores are overwhelmed, as is the case in Gümligen. Strange scenes at the checkout today. I put my goods on the conveyor belt when the customer in front of me was already packing up, then I stopped next to the conveyor belt (2 meters away from the cashier), because someone was already waiting behind me at the floor marker. The cashier then gruffly instructed me to wait at the marker (how can I wait when there's already someone there again?). Well then: The customer in front of me had gone and I got to pay, then went to pack my things and promptly the next customer was already standing right next to me and was also already packing what the cashier let down. So while you're waiting at the checkout, you're ordered around, and when you're packing up, every brainless person can do whatever they want because the cashier thinks they have to be particularly speedy (although there weren't many people, even though only two of the four checkouts were open). Dear Migros: That's not how it works! In the same building at Coop, the cashier only starts scanning once the previous customer has packed up their things and left. "Nice one after the other like z'Paris." If Migros doesn't change this immediately, then I know where I'll be shopping for the next few weeks and where not. I'm not going to go along with the fuss about exit restrictions and avoiding public transport just to be hassled during my weekly shopping trip. I also don't understand why you have to push past people waiting in the narrow entrance area to leave the store when there's actually an exit right by the checkout, but it's been closed off just when the flow of customers should be separated. Of course, there should be someone there to make sure that nobody goes in and to report to the person at the entrance how many people have left so that new people can be let in again. Please be a bit creative, the competition can do it too!

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Sali Federwolke, I'm sorry to hear that you had a negative experience. Did you express your concerns directly on site? I will of course be happy to pass on your feedback internally. Best regards, Silvia

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