This Is the Fastest Cashier I Know
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About
This Is the Fastest Cashier I Know refers to a viral video of a grocery store cashier at Krogers scanning items at checkout while the woman recording him proclaims that he's the "fastest cashier" and that "he don't play." After the video went viral on Twitter / X and TikTok in 2023, many humorously ridiculed the woman's statement, saying that the man was just moving his head fast. In late 2023, TikTokers started to parody the video, following the phrasal template "This is the fastest X I know." The original video was posted to Facebook as a Reel.
Origin
On November 9th, 2022, Facebook[1] user Brook Scott posted a Reel that showed a male cashier at her local Krogers grocery store scanning items with text overlay reading, "He don't play." Scott said, "This is the fastest cashier I know… And he gets down. He don't play." Over the course of 11 months, the Reel received roughly 10 million views and 85,800 likes (shown below).
Spread
The video gained increased attention a few months later, on March 15th, 2023, when X[2] user @shaunicechrist reposted the video, gaining roughly 11.8 million views and 11,300 likes in three months. The post gained viral quotes such as one shared by X[3] user @LFPvPI on March 16th, who said he was "not moving fast he just shaking his head 😂," gaining roughly 169,600 likes in seven months (shown below, left). On March 17th, Facebook[4] user Gem Sunstone said, "Ain’t sht moving fast but his thoughts 😂😂😂," gaining roughly 11,000 reactions in seven months (shown below, right).
On March 17th, 2023, TikToker[5] @coby_sosaa reposted the video, gaining roughly 6.3 million plays and 762,600 likes in seven months. A few months later, on July 27th, 2023, TikToker[6] @tochisn posted the first known parody of the video, gaining roughly 57,300 plays and 5,300 likes in three months (shown below, left). On October 1st, 2023, TikToker[7] @xox0._myaa posted a parody about pressing pizza dough, gaining roughly 6.3 million plays and 880,300 likes in eight days (shown below, right).
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External References
[1] Facebook – Brook Scott
[2] X – @shaunicechrist
[4] Facebook – Gem Sunstone
[7] TikTok – @xox0._myaa
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