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"I have a piece here. I was used to walking here. I'm glad it's open again, "said the older woman.

Racing?

Who would expect customers with carts to run in to be the first on the shelves is a big mistake. Everything went calmly and cultivated.

In the entrance hall, some seniors were surprised by a woman with an electric shopping cart, which was free to borrow. "Don't you want to try it? It is very easy to control, "she attracted passers-by. So far without success.

Source: Deník / Lukáš Kaboň

No crowds took place even when entering the store itself. However, the secret editor of Deník took care of the diversification. As he passed, a red light began to flash, and there was a honk warning of a possible thief.

This was repeated on the second attempt. The young lady ended the embarrassing situation with leaflets in hand. "Keep going," she said.

Hi!

The store has become not only a place for shopping, but also a meeting place. "Hello, God, what are you doing here?" The older man said to his peer. After a short conversation, they both stated that Wednesday's shopping reminded them a bit of a game of hide and seek. "I'm lost here," the other senior said with a smile.

Patient saleswomen explained to people where the various types of goods were located. "Beer? You need a little back. Follow me, "said an employee of one of the customers. The plans handed out at the entrance also helped them in their orientation.

Buying

And what did people buy? Virtually everything. But we didn't come across overcrowded baskets. There were plenty of cashiers in operation, no queues were forming.

When the editor of Deník paid for his purchase, there was a small soul in it. He was afraid he would start "beeping" again, as if on arrival, and he was already wondering what the bodyguards would say. Fortunately, nothing happened. And like other customers, he got attention in the form of sweets for the first purchase.