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I don’t disagree but I’m just presenting why every other retailer has them. As another commenter said though, I too am not a “small talk” type of person and hate that these stores train staff to try and engage in small talk with customers. I wasn’t checkout but was trained so I could help with overflow. I always only ever greeted people, with maybe one other follow up remark and then just got them out of there. Since I knew as a customer, I just wanted my shit scanned and to go home. For me it was more customers who seemed to want to have a yarn.
I'm the same. I really don't need all that small talk, hell I'd even say I hate it. But this is not about me or the other customers, it's about the employees, who need those jobs. So I take the plunge and only queue at cash registers with staff.