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    Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts

    Some grocery store chains nationwide are bagging the do-it-yourself option, once considered the wave of the future, in the name of customer service.

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    1. In this Sept. 23, 2011 photo, cashier Joyce Mackie, right, comes to the aid of a customer having a problem at a self-serve checkout station at a Big Y supermarket in Manchester, Conn. A growing numbe
    2. In this Sept. 23, 2011 photo, a customer uses a self-serve checkout station at a Big Y supermarket in Manchester, Conn. A growing number of supermarket chains are bagging their self-serve checkout lan
    3. In this Sept. 23, 2011 photo, a row of self checkout lines are available at a Big Y supermarket in Manchester, Conn. A growing number of supermarket chains are bagging their self-serve checkout lanes
    4. In this Sept. 23, 2011 photo, cashier Joyce Mackie bags groceries as a customer uses a self-serve checkout station at a Big Y supermarket in Manchester, Conn. A growing number of supermarket chains a

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