Smart City infastructure seems to be extending out from the city..

movingman (69) in freegan • 5 years ago (edited)

A freshly built opening day at a new supermarket..

Are supermarkets looking like this in the rest of the world?!

BAAAH!

The que on the left is the only cash and card register at the place to pay for your items.The sheep pen on the left is manned by a security guard who already gave me that look and thats where you will pay with a microchip inplant in your hand. This same setup I documented this time last year, when the first one was made in Oslo's smart city part called Bjørvika.

Stay tuned as I will document the freegan foods we shall be getting from there..

.. Ive even brought a second hand 400L freezer just for that purpose!

Ive started using a smart phone to take pics with for the first time in my life so ill be posting more! *found how to turn of the geotagging, but still, is it really turned off off?

..and yes that big half pallet of yellow is a stack of 50% sugar labelled as Chocolate..

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5 years ago by movingman (69)

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skylinebuds (63) · 5 years ago

This has become an on going problem here in canada.. Walmart now has more self land than tellers.

Fast food is going the same way

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movingman (69) · 5 years ago

Welcome to the New World Order and soon also mass job losses!

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skylinebuds (63) · 5 years ago

Yeah and after this next recession it is gonna be far worse for jobs cause these will be a way to "cut cost"

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digitree (58) · 5 years ago

Sometimes at the supermarket i try to ''visualize'' the corridors without products that contain any sugar. Its a quite an ''empty'' picture. Not much is left. Meat, fish, dairy, vegetables and fruits. That's all that remains without the junk. If one wants non processed and biological stuff there is probably just 5-10 products in the whole store! (at best).