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A Which? consumer survey found that 62% of people hate using self-service checkouts and a further 7% admit to never having tried them but the robot equivalents of stroppy teenagers; unpredictable, far too sensitive and bawling out their favourite insult “unexpected item in the bagging area!”, are becoming more and more popular. One third of shoppers admit to cheating self service tills - have you?
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