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Comment by apeman2502 on August 1, 2012 at 1:18am

  They were going broke. They still can go broke.

Comment by suzie on August 1, 2012 at 1:16am

Lmao @ tara curled up in a ball eating crayons .. omg that's funny ;)  

Comment by suzie on August 1, 2012 at 1:04am

i don't wear clothes ... hahaha   just kidding ..  i wear used clothes most times and rarely buy new ones .. when i do it is from small local stores not a slave chain ..   thrift stores are great too!  :)

Comment by Tara on August 1, 2012 at 1:02am

I agree MAC, they are cutting their own throats by doing this. And by the looks of it, JC Penney hasn't been doing so good with the elimination of sales and coupons. How ironic... JC Penny's will not be saving you pennies by shopping there anymore. They're not living up to the name, are they? ;) 

They must be close to bust and think by eliminating casiers they'll be saving sooo much money. What a joke! You eliminate more jobs you have less people to shop in your stores. How can we as consumers consume when there are no more slave labor jobs to keep us consuming. That's a whole lot of consumption being stripped away, little by little. We are the worker bees. Without us the machines won't work... hey maybe we should quit feeding them anyways, ya think ;) 

The scary part of it is I'm seeing more and more of these self-checkouts popping up, especially in the grocery stores. And of course Wally World is equipped with them, go figure.  

It is strange days indeed. I still can't believe that I'm not curled up in a ball somewhere, eating crayons already. This is all just nuts!!!

Comment by Nancy Oakley on August 1, 2012 at 12:53am

I was in Penny's a few months ago and noticed way too much empty floor space. Not a good sign for any retailer unless it's just before inventory. And what stock that was there seemed "cheap" as well as inexpensive.

Penny's seems to be going after the "connected" generation. Do these people even shop at Penny's? My first concern is older seniors. Do they really see people in their 70's and 80's endorsing these changes? I don't think so. They will all just go someplace else.

As for me? I buy most of my clothes from an online retailer. I don't even have to leave the house.

Comment by MAC on August 1, 2012 at 12:36am

the days of the physical store is almost over anyway, Henry Ford knew people need jobs to buy your product, cut them out and your cutting your own throat, there motivated by greed, the cost of employees is all factored into the cost of your sails, just think if all the stores do this who will have the money to buy, the stores will shut down and the people will have to move into banker owned prison city's, how will they pay the rent, well they will have to work at the banker owned labor camps, this will never fly, big fail.

Comment by suzie on August 1, 2012 at 12:05am

it's  the phones .. they know how addicted people are to them .. especially the dumb ass stupid kids coming up.. dummied down for the kill;/

Comment by Jim Braun on August 1, 2012 at 12:04am

Many store in other countrys have been doing this for awhile. We all knew it was coming. So,what do YOU plan to do?  How about going to Sears or many other places.

Comment by suzie on August 1, 2012 at 12:01am

this is coming faster than i thought .. this has to be a trial run..   lets see how fuk'd up american people really are .. omG  they will just roll over right into this i am afraid ;(

Comment by Marley Jones on July 31, 2012 at 11:44pm

 "eliminate cashiers"  poof you're gone! 

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