關於 cashiers check ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

I want to share something with you guys. Some tips for grocery shopping during the #MCO. Its important so please read because you will need it. The nearest supermarket to my house is AEON, but I don't go there. I Go to Tesco Malaysia which is still in my 10km radius... Why Tesco ? Well Partly because there are more choices 😏 but most importantly there's no need for body contact AT ALL. Cashiers don't touch my groceries too 😂 We all know how the virus spreads right, which is why we are like keeping safe distance from others and we avoid touching everything we come across.
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So what happens at Tesco? Using the app I downloaded "Tesco Scan & Shop" I scan the QR at the entrance. Beep! I'm in. No I don't use the trolley because I scared 😅 as I read somewhere that the virus stays on metal longer since then I scared, so I just bring my grocery bag. I shop, I scan the barcode, I put it into my grocery bag and continue shopping. Once I finish I end my shopping then I'll have a barcode and I'll proceed to pay. Nope, I don't have to take my purchases out again and the cashier also no need to touch my stuff. 😁 Win-Win. It's even better if the Tesco has a Self Check Out Lane like the one at E-Gate because I totally no need to see anyone, even if u buy more than 10 items using the "Tesco Scan & Shop" you still can self check out.
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This is not a sponsored post, I saja share with you all because I feel Its super useful now. So please share with your friends and family. Together we can flatten the curve. 💪 Malaysians, we can do this!

You see overt racism all the time on the news. Someone has been shot or people say words with racist connotations. A lot of racism, however, is subtle, and only sensitive people can pick it up. Perhaps I am a bit too sensitive, but these subtle racist interactions have bothered me for a long time, and I wanted to share them, both for my own personal sanity, and also for the possibility of helping someone else out there.

The only store I regularly go to is the supermarket (in this case Whole Foods Market), and so that is where I get the majority of my face-to-face human interaction with strangers. Sometimes I leave the store happy, with a pleasant check-out experience. Other times, though, I leave the store in disarray and confusion. "What the **** just happened in there?" I ask myself.

Why do some cashiers just stare at me and not say anything? Do they assume that I don't know any English because of the way I look?

Please don't get it twisted. I don't care if no one talks to me. I do not believe I am entitled to a "Hello. How are you?" That would be a silly disposition to have. The problem I have, however, is the unequal treatment that I get. A middle-aged woman of European genetics will get a warm, friendly greeting; while I, of Asian genetics, often just get stared at.

I know it can be hard, but I think it would be better to treat all your customers equally, even if you have to be fake.

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