They can grab a banner from the basement room window to launch themselves onto the fence and go higher than the Thing so it cannot see them. For speedrunners, though, it may not be important if they're nimble and patient enough with their gameplay. You will need it to get past The Thing in the basement in Act 3.
However, if you have all green lights, the cashier will press a button opening the gate, allowing the player to pass through, walk through the exit door, ending the level and giving you the invisibility ability, which is a very important role in the game.
If you have at least one red light, the mannequin-cashier will press a button, dropping you into the floor. For every missing item, or incorrect item, one of the lights on his counter will turn red. If you reach the checkout, a mannequin operating it will test if you have the correct amount of items, and the correct types. You can avoid them by crouching when they're near, if that doesn’t work run.
However, the other shoppers will try and kill you and if they do it resets to the start. You must collect the same items as the mannequin-shoppers do and put them in the shopping cart, and push your cart to the end of the store. They will move forward to the checkout, picking up specific items from the shelves along the way. In Fear Supermarket, mannequins holding shopping carts will start in stations at the beginning of the level. The shadow man also can be seen watching the player from a rafter. At the very end is an exit door that you can exit from after passing the checkout. At the end of the level is a checkout where a mannequin will scan your items to check if you have the correct ones and the correct amount. Looming shelves are scattered throughout the level, as well as towers of boxes on either side. A large sign at the beginning shows the player how to avoid the mannequins. A winding rail track with a shopping cart on it runs through the level, to the checkout at the end. Like all other fear levels, everything is oversized and disproportionate.
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