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Even though we can turn our lights off ourselves, we have registers that back onto each other, - ie 1/2 share a light, 3/4, 5/6 etc. The lights can be turned off individually, so that 3 is on but 4 isnt, however they can be seen from both sides of the checkout.greekgun said:Or when u put ur sign up and a lady come and ask if ur open and u say ur not and then she start bitching about how the light above the register is still open, well i got news for u lady, i dont have a 10 meter arm which can strech over to the kiosk area to turn off the light.
This means that if I'm closing 3, and have turned its light off, and 4 is still open, you can see the light from your side of the checkout. Resultantly, customers think that this is your light. I remember back to when I very first started, there was one closed sign for all 11 main registers, and we had to rely on turning off our lights to signal that we were closed. Thank god we now have closed signs.