Customer tries to buy snacks at convenience store, realizes store has no prices: 'I'm not buying something if I don't know how much it costs

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  Convenience store customer holds soda bottle and considers whether or not to purchase it. 

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• “Convenience” store with no visible pricing

  
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  via Vitaly Gariev

  Woman looks concerned at lack of food price labels as she shops.

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• Yeah, I get this

  
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  You can't just ask the cashier how much each individual item costs as you peruse!

  I bet some customers are really annoying about it though, and probably do just that. It's an unfair burden to put on a cashier, since it probably makes customers irritated and adds to that cashier's workload. 

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  via Yunus Tuğ

  Customer at convenience store searches for price tag on a snack item.

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• Guess what? They're not the only person to encounter this problem. Here's what other people did:

  
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• This person is onto something!

  
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  Sorry about the 5-years-expired Reeses, because that is not ideal. They highlight another issue, though, which is that if you're not changing out the prices as often, employees might overlook the chance to notice things like dusty, out of date food. 

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