A Walmart customer abandoned their full shopping cart in the store after becoming exasperated with a self-checkout issue. John Horstmann vented his frustration on Facebook about the checkout process at the retailer, and his post quickly resonated with others who have had similar experiences.

He wrote: “Just left Walmart on Dickerson pike in Nashville. Left a whole cart full of groceries and other stuff there in the aisle. No cashier, told the three ladies working self checkout ‘I don’t work here, no cashier now you guys have something to do!!!!'”

His remarks sparked responses from a variety of shoppers, both from Walmart and other stores, who are also frustrated with the self-checkout process and the lack of in-store help from staff, reports the Irish Star.

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One person commented: “I would have done the same thing I would have left my basket and walked out. Another added: ” Another added: “Last year in San Angelo, Texas, I went to Lowe’s and I had a basket full of stuff and Lowe’s didn’t have anything but self-checkouts. I said ‘no way, I’m not trained to work for your company.'”

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Walmart and other stores are removing self-checkouts due to high theft rates. Recently, Sam’s Club, which is owned by Walmart, tested a new, innovative shopping method that involves scanning as you go, eliminating the need to checkout altogether.

The multi-billion dollar corporation has also experimented with printing many of its store-branded products with invisible barcodes, thereby eliminating any scanning issues for the shopper.