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We have two stores with these self-checkout machines in the whole city, one of them is quite far away, near the "Kulichki" district. But I agree, it's a great invention. Once, in Moscow, at an Auchan, I saw something like a self-checkout, but it was such a mess with a malfunctioning algorithm that it was easier to use a regular checkout.
I've already seen at least 3 of these. One of them is in a store near my house, and it's quite a decent thing (you just need to get used to it). Arandor
We have these self-checkout machines in our "Magnit" stores, and possibly in others, I don't remember.
But I haven't seen them in "Magnit" stores yet, although I've only been in the "Komsetich" departments on discount days. I don't know how things are in "Pyaterochka" stores.
Nebo
I don't care about cashiers, salespeople, women, grandmothers, and their antics. I can't even remember any specific cases right now.
Well, I haven't had as many problems as Revan, because I rarely go to stores, and when I do, I look for the emptiest checkout lines. These self-checkout machines really help avoid wasting time in queues and allow you to quickly pay and leave. ToX