The Efficiency of Personal Shopping

A discussion arises about the efficiency of personal shopping, where one participant shares a unique experience of navigating stores. By directly offering cash to store employees, this person has managed to cut through conventional shopping barriers, effectively hiring the employee as an impromptu guide. This method prioritizes speed and convenience over the traditional shopping experience, sparking a humorous comparison to scenes from classic films. The efficiency of this approach raises questions about societal norms in retail and how personal connections can facilitate quicker transactions.