On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:19:15 +0000, MM wrote:
>>>This is nonsense. The staff member has to get the price from
>>>SOMEwhere, so why not just get the CORRECT price? You, like Cynic,
>>>make the application of correct price labels seem like a climb up
>>>Mount Everest. It isn't. It's a mundane, everyday task that takes no
>>>effort whatsoever.
>>Well as you claim that it takes no effort whatsoever to determine
>>whether a price label on the shelf is correct or not, why don't you
>>simply check the prices when you shop instead of relying on the price
>>that is written on the shelf labels?
>Because I do not have access to the pricing source as the store staff
>members do.
You have the same access as the person who puts up the shelf labels
(who is not authorised to operate a till). All you would need to do
(the same as the shelf-labeller) is to take a sample of each item you
intend to purchase to a till and ask for a price check. You have
stated that this would not take any extra time or effort for the
shelf-labeller, so it should not take you any extra time or effort
either.
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Cynic
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