CASHIER: That'll be $53.34, please. Do you have your ShopMart courtesy card with you?
CUSTOMER: Yes, I do. Here you go.
CASHIER: Let me just scan that.
CASHIER: Your final total is $47.30. Your ShopMart card has given you six dollars and 4 cents in savings.
CASHIER: Oh, and I see you're only 25 dollars away from getting your certificate for a free turkey or ham.
CUSTOMER: Very good. Thank you.
CASHIER: And the register says the digital photos your send for printing at the photo center are ready.
CUSTOMER: Oh, really? I'll have to pick that up.
CASHIER: Make sure you have them scan your ShopMart card when you pay. The register says some of the photos were over-exposed and quite a number of them are shots of your thumb.
CUSTOMER: Darn it, you know, it's a new camera and I'm still...wait a second, the register says that?
CASHIER: Yes. Oh-oh. You tried to use an expired coupon last seek. Shame, shame.
CUSTOMER: That was an accident. The date had ripped, hey, how does the cash register even know that?
CASHIER: We try to keep tabs on all our customers. Anticipate their needs and concerns to better serve them. That's how the register printed out this coupon for toothpaste.
CASHIER: Yes, we know. Oh, I see here you have some books that are overdue at the library.
CUSTOMER: Now, just a minute. That's none of your concern. And I returned those books.
CASHIER: That's not what it says here.
CASHIER: And, apparently, your son is flunking geometry.
CUSTOMER: What??? That's enough. Just give me back my card. I don't need this kind of intrusion into my privacy. I just wanted to get some milk and eggs! For an omelet!
CASHIER: Should you really be eating eggs with these cholesterol levels?
CUSTOMER: How do you even have access to that?
CASHIER: Thanks to a recent agreement with the NSA. We wash their back, they wash ours. They can't figure out what to do with half the stuff they collect, so we take it off their hands.
CASHIER: Thank you for shopping of ShorMart! Next.
CASHIER: Oh, this is going to be fun.