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One, three. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, November 6th.

Happy election day, everybody. Voted yet? Confession time.

I'm a patient guy, but I hate waiting in checkout lines, and I dread them during the holidays.

Turns out I'm not alone. Checkout hell is shoppers' number one obstacle to buying stuff in brick and mortar

stores, and retailers everywhere are looking for ways to

get rid of it. Well, Sam's Club, the big box store owned by Walmart, has figured out a way.

Goodbye, cashiers. It's starting with an experimental store. They call it a retail lab of the future,

soon to open in Dallas. Don't even bother walking in the doors of the

new store called Sam's Club now without your smartphone, because you're going to need it. To shop,

customers will download an app and scan each item before dropping it into their carts. The app will

not only track your purchases, it'll make your shopping list for you, whether you

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