Description

The aisles of this Playmobil Grocery Store are stocked with enough goodies to satisfy the needs of every shopper! The System-X supermarket has lots of different exciting sections to explore: rows of shelves for item display, a cash register check-out, a deli counter, a magazine rack, and more! Kids will be fascinated by the attention to detail and role-play possibilities. The food selection includes fresh fruits, juices, canned foods, detergents, pre-assembled dinners, and even suntan lotion. The magazine rack is filled with six different magazines, the cash register has pretend money, and the deli includes all the cups, spoons, and plates that any one needs to have a delicious dinner. A shopping cart and assorted baskets are provided for the shoppers. Ages 4+ 3200 Playmobil

Description

This multifunctional toy cash register features a working calculator! Set includes register, drawer key, scanner, moving belt, speaker, inches debit inches card, pretend currency and shopping basket with five inches food inches items. Cash register (with belt and scanner) is 12 inches x 6 1/2 inches by 5 inches. Requires 2 AA batteries included.

Features

• Multi-functional register features a working calculator
• Includes register, drawer key, scanner, moving belt and speaker
• Comes with debit card, pretend currency and shopping basket with five food items
• Cash register is 12 inches x 6 1/2 inches by 5 inches
• 2 AA batteries are included

Features

• The Rolling Cart features an adjustable handle with iconic Minnie design
• Includes: 1 shopping cart, 4 plastic bows and one 1 gift box with lid
• For ages 2+ years

Description

Training quality employees has always been a challenge as shown in this collection of two films made 50 years apart. The first film is The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them (1917). This silent film demonstrates the troubles a shopkeeper in the teens has due to trying to keep track of everything on pencil and paper. The film shows the troubles the storekeeper has on a day to day basis and how these problems cause loss of profits. It then shows how a National Cash Register solves all the merchant's problems and brings him back to profitibilty. This 33 minute films is a fascinating look at early cash register machines and their positive effects on stores. The second film is The Front Line (1965). This color production runs for 15 minutes and shows how grocery checkout clerks were trained. A new checkout clerk is trained by three expert clerks in all the ins and outs of working with customers efficiently and with a smile on her face. The film is a good example of 60s culture and styles and is an interesting portrayal of how markets operated before the advent of barcodes and computerization and shows that the clerks really had to be educated in their jobs back then as there was no computer to rely on as there is today.