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“Do you have enough money to pay for what you are getting?”
This is not the usual greeting for customers whose turn has come at a supermarket checkout. It was the first thing Crystal Stone and her sister Odera Wapass heard when they started putting items on the belt at the Confederation-area Superstore on Thursday.
The clerk was curt and demanding, Stone says, and insisted she lift heavy items to be scanned, even though a nearby cashier said they could be entered using a code.
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