‘Straight-up never again,’ says Target customer who says new self-checkout changes are ‘trash’ when holiday shopping ...Middle East

A FUMING Target shopper has called out the retail giant online after a controversial self-checkout change. The customer took to X, formerly Twitter, to voice their frustrations at a new maximum item limit of 10 introduced at select Target locations across the United States. AlamyHoliday shoppers are fuming over Target’s new self-checkout rule[/caption] Dubbing the idea “trash,” the shopper said they’d had enough of waiting in backed-up lines for last-minute Christmas gifts due to the rule. “Target’s new 10 item self-checkout limit is trash,” they wrote in a post. According to them, the rule caused at least three self-checkout lines to remain vacant while a line was created for

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