Which retail innovation was NOT introduced by the person commonly credited with it?

Throughout retail history, certain innovations fundamentally transformed how we shop. While some retail pioneers are household names, others who introduced game-changing concepts remain less recognized. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in retail history that changed consumer behavior forever. Test your knowledge about the evolution of modern shopping experiences and the visionaries behind them!

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• The barcode system, often attributed to IBM's Norman Joseph Woodland, was actually first implemented by RCA engineer David Collins
• The shopping cart, credited to Sylvan Goldman of Humpty Dumpty Stores in 1937
• The cash register, invented by James Ritty in 1879 to prevent employee theft at his saloon
• The self-service grocery store concept, pioneered by Clarence Saunders with Piggly Wiggly in 1916

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