Do you really go out of your way to shop in a large supermarket that isn’t local to you?

Because the one nearest me does not have accessible tills, and rude staff who won't help! I go to the next town over, on a bus, in my wheelchair, just to be able to access the shelves and be able to pay! This is getting more and more of an issue, as more supermarkets replace all tills with self service and the second generation of self service tills are higher, and set further back, and not accessible for lots of wheelchair users who cannot raise their arms very high, or just aren't a six foot man in a manual wheelchair! It takes 4 times as long - it's 20 mins to the town centre, to Sainsbury's or the bus stop, and 20 mins on the bus to the next town over! (And that's not counting waiting times for bus, or having to wait 30 mins because there was already a wheelchair user on the bus!) But mostly, I go without, can't afford online shopping, you have to buy so much before you get delivery! Also, I have multiple allergies, and one Free From in one supermarket is not enough for everything, so would need to go to several (or go without) as most food for coeliacs will have oats, almonds, dairy, or coconut, all of which I am severely allergic too. Can't order online as often the allergy information is wrong or not provided. Shopping is an exhausting impossible task, with making places less accessible, it gets harder every bloody month! Takes me weeks bedbound to recover from each grocery shop. Love to go local, but ableism of locals makes it scary, before you get to the staff who won't help!