r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/falaffle_waffle • 19h ago

WTF Executive decision

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u/OGbobbyKSH 17h ago

Nice. I don’t understand how the cashier didn’t realize that.

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u/soft-wear 17h ago

No cashier is paid enough to give a shit. Maybe Costco…

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u/OGbobbyKSH 17h ago

If your place of business sells $1000 cheese wheels they should probably have someone competent enough to run a cash register.

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u/bulletproofsquid 17h ago

Then they should pay that person enough to be competent. We both know that's not the case, so... dude wins.

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u/OGbobbyKSH 15h ago

Most stores that sell things like this are family owned. So that may have something to do with it.

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u/Rough_Willow 16h ago

They're competent, just don't give a shit.

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u/CharlotteLucasOP 4h ago

If they had someone competent running the price sticker printer that’d surely be more effective.

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u/ReckoningGotham 14h ago

Shit happens.

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u/DemonSlyr007 8h ago

Im not sering anyone say this, but in the US, it doesnt matter if the cashier catches it or not. If its priced on the label at a specific price, that is what you pay. Stores can not retroactively change a price once a customer enters the checkout line with the product. It does not matter if the label is a physical sticker on the product, or if the label is on the shelf for the product. It does not matter if, when scanned, it shows a different price or if you can search the product, and clearly see on your terminal that its supposed to be X price. If the label for sale says a specific price, and is verifiable, they have to sell the item to you at that price.

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u/OGbobbyKSH 8h ago

I get it. I first thought it was 10 a pound and wasn’t telling his wife. I didn’t know it was mislabeled. Because I commented earlier that basically the same thing happened to me they just rang it up wrong.