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There are only 40 cans visible in this photo, but the customer ended up purchasing 96 cans.
She had actually picked out 90 cans - divided into stacks of five - by flavour. When the cashier asked how many, she responded "Five", thinking the cashier was asking how many cats she had. The cashier had to ask "How many cans - are they all in stacks of five?", and then the cashier had to count them.
As she rung them through, the cash register hit the max limit for that item, so the cashier had to call a manager over to override the system. The manager said that they should ring it through as a caselot, even though it was individual items. They did the math, and figured out the customer would need 6 extra cans, and yet it would still work out cheaper than a per-item price.
So, she paid, and then went to get the extra cans. Yeah. 96 cans of Fancy Feast. A Prawn's Delight.
OCHS Boys Rugby
OC vs Prairie
April 27, 2019.
Photos by Tracy Moog.
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The downside to this option is students can not get discounts on movies. In order for students to receive their discounts they must wait in line and show the theater staff a student ID. There are pros and cons to every purchasing method.
OSAA 6A Track and Field
May 21, 2021
Day 2
Photos by Howard Lau Photography
OCHS Track and Field on OCHS website.
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Booker the Therapy Dog
Photos by Kathy Ebenal.
March 4, 2022.
Thank you West Linn Public Library.
Booker the Therapy Dog on OCHS website.
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OCHS Boys Lacrosse JV
OC vs Clackamas
Win 6-5!
Photos by Dana Bell.
April 16, 2019.
OCHS Boys Lacrosse on OCHS website.
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1120 Sweitzer St, Greenville, OH. The store has been a fixture of Greenville since 1929; its current building dates back to 1964
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Another shot of the checkouts
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Here is Taska getting ready for her checkout dive with her glasses on while still above water at breakwater in Monterey.
Photoshoot at Sequoya Library showcasing currently available or coming services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes staff and customers modeling curbside pickup service, computer services, phone service, safe use of the library when libraries reopen, etc. February 2021. Photographer: Liz Boyd.
Patrons dropped by the Powderly Branch and picked up a Baby Yoda to take home and take a picture of themselves and their family & friends with Baby Yoda (Grogu).
ART 212 Human Centered Design project. We had to redesign the self checkout machine found in grocery stores. This was the last phase in the design process after the observational research report and design sketching.
Size: 1/8th scale model
Material: foamcore
Checkout game from Milton Bradley Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Published in New Zealand by A J Owen Ltd, Invercargill. ©1959
I, along with all my class save for one (Std 3 [Mr McNally] at Christian Brothers Junior School in Dunedin), won one of these in a colouring-in competition in 1965. This one bought on Trade Me.
This game was in many countries with differing supermarkets. I take it that they paid for the rights.