That self-checkout kiosk at the grocery store changed how I think about surveillance

Wait, is this really that deep though? I mean yeah those cameras blink and the voice gets annoying when you're just trying to bag your milk weird, but I think people overthink this. Stores already track everything through loyalty cards and credit cards anyway, that's way more data than some grainy camera watching you struggle to scan a bag of apples. Plus those machines barely work half the time, if they're building some master profile on me then they must think I'm the world's most confused shopper considering I have to rescan my bread three times.