I work in a supermarket on checkouts . And you wouldn’t believe how hard it is for people to pack a bag. Some people make it sooooo difficult! Heavy shit goes at the bottom . Light shit on top. Fruit and vege can go together. House products together. Cold and frozens together . Bread always on top or seperate . It’s really common sense 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
I get a lot of customers who bring in reusable bags that are flimsy and don’t stand on themselves. Your tip on building a wall around the outside is awesome, thanks for sharing!
As a former employee of Publix Supermarket working as front service personnel(not sure if that's still the title although it's much better than bagboy/girl) I have to say you were well trained. I appreciate you bringing back so many good memories of my first job(I just turned 16 when I started).
Mostly pro class. (Except for the ramen with the big can of sauce, at 2:24.) And I do believe both bags are weighted for a customer who looks like you! ;) My missus often has to haul our groceries upstairs by herself and we're no spring chickens. Speed is important but it should not be the top priority at all times. Definitely a better bagging job than most. For us, here's the ideal bagging regimen: 01-Eggs by themselves, destined for the passenger seat or floor board. 02-All cold/frozen together, never mixed with non-cold items. 03-All hot deli items by themselves, bread/tortillas by themselves. 04-Raw meat/poultry bagged individually, then together into a carryout bag. 05-UNcrushable on the bottom, crushable on top. 06-Too many light weight bags > just a few heavy bags, esp for elder ladies. 07-Cans with cans only, double bagged handles tied in a square knot (to prevent run aways). 08-Jars with sturdy other merch, never with other jars, double bagged handles in a square knot. 09-Cleaners/chemicals alone, and medicine/hygiene alone, neither with food. 10-Trunk FILO. First In Last Out. Load FIRST with NON-perishables, then perishables.
Alright, this was amazing. During the pandemic, you either have to use the plastic bags the cashier uses or you can bag your own. I want to bag my own. The amount of plastic waste I have accumulated makes me want to cry! This was so helpful and exactly what I needed.
It's also good to re-use plastic bags for other stuff. I keep them to re-use as trash bags, or to carry wet clothes, or to pack shoes in for trips, or as dog poop bags. Always shocks me when I see someone just toss them out.
@@alexisszn I worked at stater brothers and vons here in Cali let me tell you something if you grind like a fucken mad man like bag fast asf with knowledge of course cans and cans boxes with boxes produce with produce meat and meat etc . And move checkstand to checkstand not just staying in one the whole time, pushes carts making sure you don’t leave a lot out in the spaces, and being always but always patient with customers even if they rude asf you will get promoted I lasted as a courtesy clerk 2 weeks and went to cashier and got a dollar raise lol also some tips go backs are a huge one always do them so you don’t have so many piling up later on moral of this be quick and just always try to do something if it dead and not busy clean the checkstands the little dividers, the door handles, go on a sweep etc just always do something and guaranteed you will get promoted
@@footbxllskxllz2908 I did my training today and took all day doing that on the computer and I work Tuesday from 2-10 and they said they’ll show me how to do stuff on Tuesday thanks for the help man !!!
Thank you for this, Logan! I’m not a grocery store employee, but I want to start bringing my own large reusable bags when I grocery shop and wanted to know how best to arrange the items so the weight is evenly distributed and nothing’s damaged or crushed
Crazy to think a year ago i watched this video and now I’ve been working for a year and watched this video being nervous af when I applied, man time flies lol, bagging is really easy and it’s so fun once u get to really fast speeds with another fast cashier
Broken eggs and broken bread, that's a good one, but I know what you meant. You sound like someone who is related to me, you are cool dude, thank you for showing the best way how to bag food and such. God bless you buddy and again thank you.
I use to work at Ralph's supermarket here in L.A. , by Beverly connection, well...I had interview with the store manager, then I started to work at Ralph's, I didn't know to pack, what I only know is pack food in a plastic or paper bag, laundry separate bag. I've never had training at Ralph's, after that their was an odd, for NO reason I got fired , for no any reason, I was learning to pack food and other items, idk what happen...I suffer alot that I got laid off I cried alot... I felt alone and sad at the same time, i didn't feel no one's support, 😪
So I got hired as a store clerk, and now I’m in a bit of a conundrum because they haven’t trained me yet. I’m here in case they make me switch positions during certain days though. Pretty helpful actually.
There's a user on here by the name of Sisyphus Wasn't Happy; I would see his comments frequently under sad punk/alt songs, particularly those by Dan Barrett/Have a Nice Life. I've been revisiting some of these works recently, but I haven't seen any new comments by Mr. Happy. I took a look through the playlists on his channel; it's a jarring mix of emotional depression playlists, mixed in with weird humour, including the likes of JonTron and PilotRedSun. His tastes in videos remind me a lot of myself a few years ago, but also remind me of how I was not well at all during that time. This video here is the only video in the first playlist on his channel. I hope Mr. Happy is doing well.
This was a fantastic presentation. I am a new cashier in Freeport, FL. I am looking for videos to help me learn how to bag more efficiently and quickly
I am 29 barely got a job its been a while since i really worked. My job title is courtesy clerk i have the hardest time bagging groceries i get nervous . Watching your video really helpful
I'm 15 24 days till I'm 16 I'm planning on getting a job at Publix part time as a bagger should I I do have autism and ADHD I get disability if I work full time it will get cancelled that's why I want to work part time
I just started working at Publix, we’re not open yet we open in 5 days. But during my training whenever I see a big order or the conveyor belt full of groceries I kinda panic towards the end. Like I put a hot item with a cold one in the last bag. But other than that I’m doing okay.
SHIIIT GIVE ME SOME GROCERIES TO BAG I'M A LITTLE OCD I KNOW I CAN BAG GROCERIES GOOD.I HAD A KNACK FOR GETTIN ALOT OF STUFF IN TRUCKS AS A MOVER TOO.i CAN PACK A TRUCK REALLY WELL USED TO GET GOOD TIPS AS A MOVER .ITS A GOOD WORK OUT THATS FOR SURE.
its genrally easy enough but sometimes its a pain when you have like one piece of meat and one, idk nightquil or smg, just like do I throw them together, sepearte, somewhere else I can put it, litalry aids
my first training day after tomorrow. very nervous. i had diagnosed Anxiety Disorder years ago. but i need work. im nervous in how to tie a box full of groceries. lol.
Hey Nick, you got this man. Just do one day at a time. I try to start a calm conversation with the customer and try to say something to make them laugh. Everyone needs to laugh! Hope you have a great time! Let me know how it goes!
