Sorry - not sorry for holding up the line at Walmart!

I always feel guilty to hold people in line. I usually ask the cashier to go on with the others until I discuss with the manager.

I do sometimes but hey, that part of shopping, long lines.

It depends. Last time I went in a shop, I have not been lucky : the cashier was apparently a fresh new employee and was calling somebody to help for quite any customer. I thought several times to move in another line, but finally I waited. I crossed my fingers when my turn came, but I got the same treatment than others, and she had to call another cashier to understand how to register something.

I'm very sensitive with the people I disturb around me and as much as possible I didn't want to be a burden to anybody.

I do, when its the registers holding us up. But not if its from coupons or overrides. Great deal you got. Should've gotten a bunch lol

I always get uncomfortable holding up the line.

I don't ever feel guilty for holding up others at a register. If you are shopping and paying for an item and need a price verified to save a buck or fifty cents then so be it. Others I am sure would do the same if it were them. The cashier sometimes gets flustered and I tell them not to sweat it. I was the learning curve they needed to have eventually and they should be glad it was me instead of some other patron who would make a huge scene over it.

NEVER! $1.00 for Lego - I'd be all over it. Even if the set isn't appealing, you can always use the pieces for something else

Yes I do tend to feel guilty about holding the line. I try not to feel too guilty about holding the line, but I do.

Seriously, for a dollar? Legos are not cheap - that's a good deal! I have felt guilty but in this case it's not your fault at all . . . the cashier is the one who had to verify stuff.

You had to buy some packages of that cheap good lego, tell the cashier it is supposed to cost 1$ because that's what the price that is shown. I think they have to sell it with the price shown even if it's lower from the real price. The ones who arrange the shelves have to update the prices so to prevent customers manipulation. You could buy and stand on your own right to pay only 1 dollar but you decided to check out the price, letting them to correct the price. In my oppinion, they coule even sell it cheaper because they would still earn for it... Next time you see such a good opportunity, stand on your own to buy for that cheap price even if you know they forgot to make it higher. In the worst case, you can tell them that you will not buy it and blame them for manipulating the customer, making them believing the price was cheap. One could buy 10 packages thinking it would cost 10 dollars, he may not notice the real price and lose a lot of money he wouldn't spend in first place if he knew the real price. Then s/he comes home and see how much money they charged for the package. They can't do such a thing, it will hurt their reliability, get serius complaints.

It is what it is, if the line gets held up because a price isn't right to darn bad. If it was the grumbling customers who had a wrong price they would want it checked.

@infatuatedbby Were there enough check out people or cashiers that they could have gone to another one?

yes I do, I would rather forgo the gift vouchers and pay my bill because those behind me were grunting.

I do not often hold up the line. Usually I am the one in back. I am cool with it. It is important to keep the cashiers on their toes.

No, not really..you were right..and you had every right to use those points. They have enough lines at Walmart that the people behind you could have gotten in another line.

Well I dont worry anymore, I mean I am considerate of the people in the line, but not the company who is not ready for my business.

Sometimes I feel guilty if that happens. Depends on the situation.

It's definitely an uncomfortable feeling if I get held up in line when its my turn. I don't like the feeling but I try to focus on the task at hand and just get done as quickly as I can. I just went shopping Wednesday October 4th and check out went very well. I was happy with it!

Here lines are held up because people are talking to each other and not because of gift cards and stuff. People don't care who is behind them if they want to talk.