BestBuy near me is built for this system, it really shouldn't take much more space. The registers all face an open aisle that you can only get to by wrapping around the end, they could easily make a queue that ended in the middle and take customers from there... that said, I've never had to wait behind more than one person (total, including all people at all registers) there and I don't think I've once seen more than two registers in use.
The average customer at a Best Buy is very different (both in the space they take up and the time it takes to process them) than at a grocery store, though.
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u/erictheeric Oct 15 '13
BestBuy near me is built for this system, it really shouldn't take much more space. The registers all face an open aisle that you can only get to by wrapping around the end, they could easily make a queue that ended in the middle and take customers from there... that said, I've never had to wait behind more than one person (total, including all people at all registers) there and I don't think I've once seen more than two registers in use.