I've heard this before and already know what #1 is without watching. Don't jerk off on the iceberg lettuce. I've been told (and escorted out), so I know.

I don't see get naked, collect a grill, coal, and meat, then proceed to BBQ naked in the produce section. So my tip is to do that on a hot day.

Pete Bailey why not ?

John Phantom LMFAO you made my day

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less freaks in Alda?

Do you return your cart?

@@jefferyschic I leave it with the other carts but don't hook it up for the quarter to be returned.

Aldi pulled a lot their stores out of the poor neighborhoods and built new ones in wealthier neighborhoods and busted their prices. The 25 cent cart deposit use to go to homeless people who are willing to return your cart for you. You don’t have homeless in rich neighborhoods. Aldi had very little shelves mostly shacked cases. If you need a shopping bag, then grab a card board box. For years you can only use cash or food stamps at aldi, not credit cards or checks. I am just disappointed that aldi is no longer the go to store for the poor.

@@dhouse609 its called inflation mate, we aren't a charity. but in fact we still do a lot for charity, any 'waste' items we gather during the day, a lot of the time will go to charity, not gross things of course, but say a tin of beans has got lost from a pack of 4 or something, that tin will just get put into charity waste, it will count as a wasted sale, but still get used by someone who needs it. we also have charity pots at the till in the UK that donate to CancerResearchUK and just before you leave the store there is a big cage bin that you can put any of the items that you have bought in and they will be donated as well. Its really not a store for rich people. we don't target it for rich people, clearly, that's why we have low prices. rich people don't care how much their groceries cost, they just want the best because they can afford it. meanwhile we will sell you 12 packs of water that are missing 2 bottles, or damaged cereal boxes, we sell you items that have the current days date on it, we just give a 30% discount on those items. that way we don't lose as much money cause we still sell the item rather than wasting it even if its still perfectly useable and safe, and you get to save yet more money. happy days for us all. imo as an employee at Aldi, I think we have some of the best customer service of any retailer. from my colleagues who are all really friendly, to our refund policy, if i shopped at Aldi as a customer i couldn't complain about my service because it is all super transparent and we are always happy to answer questions and do as much as we can to make sure you leave the store happy.

The cart is free since you get your quarter back, when you return the shopping cart.

Shop local , whatever your country! I'm shocked see they're in USA? In recession!!!!! Money going out of country, Wages.. Think about that! Good store yes, but in recession, try shop local.

@@Alexe829 Hmmm....what store is local? Every store I shop, has products that are shipped in from other countries, like produce from Mexico. Sure, Kroger might be based in the US, but so what? I know for a fact that the CEO makes more in a year than his employees could make if they worked a century. With the growing wealth inequality in this country, that does NOTHING to help the community, because Rodney McMullen likely invests his "earnings" in stocks around the world. Considering how many food companies are actually giant conglomerates, strangling their competition, the only real way to support the economy, and our communities, is to support the employees. I typically shop at WINCO, since it's employee owned. I shop at Aldi, because their business model works, and their employees seem to be satisfied with their jobs. I grew up with the idea to "buy American," and more recently, "shop local," but competition is good for the country. If/when our US based companies see German companies doing it better, they'll raise their game. I don't really feel like I'm supporting the economy, by supporting billion dollar corporations--which is most of our grocery stores, and a lot of our food.

Yo, always buy the chocolate candy bars at ALDI. They are much better.

in contrast, some people think that leaving your cart in the parking lot adds to your bill.

@@SamSitar Just plain laziness due to some people.

People leave carts at the door. Or you take someone’s cart and give them a quarter

I have NEVER, EVER seen anyone at ALDI do that.

@@paulconnors2078 next time you’re there, just ask

I used to find abandoned carts, and wrap them locked around a car parked being a pain in the @$$, such as taking a handicapped spot without credentials (placard or tag) and being seen walking like any other normal individual.

I've heard that. In the beginning of the pandemic the state of Massachusetts decided not to allow people to bring usable bags in the stores because of their questionable cleanliness by some customers. The executive order also lifted any bands on plastic bags that word affect and it also bans stores from charging 4 paper plastic bags. I think that lasted about two months.

😂😂😂

James Super it’s kinda annoying lol

Good advice.

If you're talking about needing a quarter for a shopping cart, we had that going on about 10 years ago in the San Francisco Bay Area. It didn't last very long, though. I think the goal was to prevent shopping-cart thieves, but they obviously failed to meet it.

Actually you can use reused bags despite the Pandemic, there are no bag police! Lol

It’s $2 deposit in Australia.....ridiculous!!

@@MT-lo7dt how so, just return the buggy

@@MT-lo7dt Crabby, you get your money back.

We got the money back but waste of time for returning the cart and sometimes people don’t have coins......

Have you ever had their frozen lime coated chicken breasts? We had them once and they were amazing but sadly haven't seen them since. Lol

Hi five me too .Aldi is fantastic!!

Same here. Their "brand name" items are just as good as, or even better than the national brands. The national brands spend more money on advertising than the actual products themselves.

Yeah in Germany we have a ton of "discounters" like Aldi,Norma,Netto,Penny and Lidl even in the more expensive ones like Rewe and Kaufland you get your groceries really cheap. That's also a part of the reason why Walmart failed there

Aldi’s is a German Based Store!

This happened to you or a relative person

@@protondanman6454 Nope. I have had 3 friends let go as GM from hotels because they had peaked out in salary though.

@@velcroman98 yeah, happened to my dad in 1993… so he went snd became a American national and, formed a corporation of several types, then gunned after them for 3.5 yrs until my mom purchased his old employer… restructured to remove a few position of supervisory, walked there notices to there offices, explained that what he they did was a really shit thing, especially after moving us 800 miles from home for 4 months… BUT doing what they did to him was so shitty he would or could never do that himself…. That’s when my mom walked in…, and did it for him… And my parents are amazing people and will do anything for anyone at anytime…. We can’t go out of the house without them stopping in the store, gas station, theater, traffic light and shoot the shit… but swindle, steal, mis represent them or you to them…. WONDER TWIN POWERS ACTIVATE…. 1. FORM A BOTTLE OF AMBIENT 2. FORM YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE… Moral is, don’t treat hard worked they are going places besides to the house.. after a major uprooting

But then they never tell you actually what not to do. This is a huge ad for Aldis hidden as an informational video.

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE. we should all be doing that.

Not sure if you have those in the US, but you can also use reusable tokens (they are circular with a hole in the center and a hook so you can attach it to your keychain). If they're not sold in ALDI, you might source them elsewhere. It just has to be roughly the same size as a quarter. Here in Germany, all supermarket chains use coins (here, it's the 1 € coin, so that's much worse if it gets lost), and I got myself some tokens many years ago and still use them. If a coin or token gets stuck, make sure you pushed the plug from the follow-up cart all the way in. If the coin/token doesn't pop out, push it back in and try again. If you heard the click that the coin/token was unlocked, and it doesn't pop out, see if you can pull it out. This only rarely ever happened to me, but I always got my token back.

@@durrcodurr And it's pet friendly! See on ad. But don't run your day struggling with cart and trying to get money back, !! I twice shopped there and twice it happened. staff were literally running so I didn't want to be a nuisance. I felt like one, as I did ask at checkout but stress was obvious so I stayed polite and said nothing. Lost my money. One thing bugs me is stinginess. This is apart from business practice. I'm guessing in retail, last thing you want is a confused shopper!!!!

Actually you are wrong but not entirely. One of the reasons why many stores have increased their prices over the years is because having to pay employees to round up carts from a parking lot or collect from bins where customers are supposed to be putting their carts after unloading their purchases into vehicles or having an employee sack the merchandise and push cart to customers’ vehicle and unload cart and return cart back to the store. Now if I go buy something from HEB today will I see a “return cart fee” or something like that on my receipt? No. But before the terrorist Democratic Party ruined our economy more, and they damn sure did, this among other things that are eliminated by ALDI’s shopping design are reasons grocery stores’ prices are higher than at ALDI and Trader Joe’s and similar stores. The cart collection machine that many grocery stores have are not cheap or cheap to maintain. Thus another reason prices at ALDI are lesser usually by using a coin for cart usage but get the coin back once you return the cart.

You wanted to be crabby! She put u in your place n gave u cash instantly. Shut u up!

When buying ice cream or frozen food you need to use a cool bag. Aldi sell them in-store. In the UK aldis I bought one and I use it all the time.

That doesn’t mean they are bag shaming just because, they have a option to buy these bags. I mean, really your overthinking this. They just simply don’t hire people to bag your groceries. Way before, the self checkouts customers at ALDI’s were expected and still expected to bag their own groceries. Your making a mole hill out of nothing!

I'm pretty sure Aldi only builds new free standing stores. I've never seen one do a remodel of an existing building. Also. Kroger prevented Aldi from opening a store close to me . It took Aldi 3 years to win the fight with Kroger.

Only if it involves social interaction

It only takes a quarter to have people take the carts back.. Walmart’s parking lost are littered with carts not even in the cart holders in the parking lot..

@@artmosley3337 Yes, they do have parking corals in the parking lot for carts. People that just shop at Walmart get into big of hurry to quickly not to put a cart either their or make for extra steps and just go back to the store to return it.

yes they can

I thought the same. No Aldi I've been to in Australia looks like that or carries that amount of lines especially in the alcohol dept. Also Aldi, like most supermarkets, screw the manufacturers on price to help keep prices down. I know for a fact that their Dominion brand of confectionery is made in the same factory as a premium brand label, it is the same product but under the Aldi brand name.

You must be thinking of Aldo.

Surprisingly, Aldi wine and Bourban has won a few different awards. There is a list of which awards in their website.

They've won awards all over Europe for their alcohol

No shit

Like in the Tom Hanks movie "The Terminal "!

i must really live in a special place. seems i try to give the .25 to whoever is finished loading their car w/groceries, seldom is it taken; we all pay it forward; i shop in a poor neighborhood. the people are great, the store is great. as for produce, last week i was in the big shop here in town that i have patronized since 1990, needed cabbage for coleslaw; it was pathetic, so told son: no coleSlaw today, he was out and about and brought home a huge head of cabbage from Aldi's now we have a weeks worth of cabbage for coleslaw and whatever else i can think to make w/cabbage. and for desert he brought ice cream; said he preferred that brand to the other brands available elsewhere. Good prices, courteous people. and excellent food. i really love their Chef's cupboard Clam chowder. sorry i am so wordy, but it needs to be praised.

It depends on state law where you live. Both wine & beer is available inTexas

Our store doesn't have it either due to the county it's in. Quite annoying.

I've never had a problem with the meat at Aldi. I regularly buy pork chops, ground beef, stew meat and chicken there. No problem. Love the thick sliced bacon. Not wild about the hot dogs though.

I'll tell you why my daughter's friend worked at Walmart for a while and she told my daughter that she should not buy the meat their because they don't put it back right away so that could be the reason why you are get food poisoning from Walmart and I now know it's true! I didn't believe at first myself until I actually seen it first handed. One day months later after my daughter told me this I went to Walmart when I was checking out someone in front of me put a couple packages of meat and a few other things back from their cart because they over spent and the checkout person just put the meat and the other stuff on the conveyor belt behind them. When I went through and payed for my stuff I remembered I had forgotten a few things so my husband went out to the car with the stuff we brought and I went back in and ended up in the same line 20 minutes late ( this was before self checkout aisles ) and it still was sitting there on the conveyor belt! When I got back to the car I told him to never buy meat their ( thank God I didn't buy any this time ) and told him why! Sorry for being a little long but I just wanted to warn you and anyone else that reads this comment that this does happen so be careful!!!

Your better off buying meat at a local meat market or a grocery store such as Kroger’s. Walmart over prices their meat and, the high price they put on them is why too ridiculously expensive!

Just had a delicious top round steak which I made pepper steak with. Yumm. All meats where I go are great, but Aldi very popular here. They remolded all the stores.

I have never had a problem with either one .

Not in Australia.

The difference is in the totals. I've saved quite a bit there.

Same here. My money goes 2-3× farther at Aldi. What I can't get at Aldi, I buy at Costco. I'm this close " " to dropping Jewel but they're the only place that I can buy caffeine free diet Pepsi and some other items that Aldi doesn't carry. My spouse is diabetic & Aldi doesn't carry enough sugar free or dietetic items.

Aldi also owns Trader Joe's

Maybe you should just leave a quarter in your car.

Same in Kentucky.

you should come to florida... you may be surprised

shopping trollies are big scarey things and may trigger the easily offended

I always return my cart in any store I shop... but I’m definitely in the minority! I even did when my kids were little! Key is to park near a cart return!!

And they call themselves competition for the other chains. I shop at Aldi for certain things but the bulk of my grocery shopping is at IGA. Aldi don't keep the milk, soy milk, peanut butter, bread mix, frozen vegetables & a host of other things I buy weekly.

I haven’t found their prices to be that great and it’s very frustrating that I can’t buy just a few lemons I have to buy a whole bag so that puts me out because they’re just gonna go bad

Romberg several months ago there was a recall on onions about this and, not just at Aldi’s Store! You really have to examine any kind of produce before you buy it, something our mother’s taught us in the 70s. Making a bunch of housewives look like dirty perverts the way they look and feel up the produce! Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@sonyafox3271 I couldn't tell by squeezing them smell or weight. Not till I cut them did I see any problem. There was no recall and all bad onions came from one store. Everytime I had this happen I went to grocery , more expensive but right down street, and there was no problem. Grocery stores buy different grade fruits and vegetables. Till the last 10 years I grew almost all of my vegetables so it has been "interesting."

Mine does

Yeah it's fairly new in the US

@@OG_LAMONT but are stores really different to Aldi?

Yes they are. I work at Aldi and I live and am from America. Aldi is different in some ways yes.

@@kaylapowell4261 what ways?

Well just compare walmart to Aldi lol. Most American grocery stores don't have the whole quarter for a buggy thing. And in Most stores the cashier bags your items for you.

Its a European Standard

Our local Aldi has 5 checkouts but usually only 1 is open, 2 if they are busy.

Wtf? They can't mistreat old people and expect no complaints. And no one can physically shove you thru the line.... that's assault. This policy needs to change.

They do to because, I am a disabled person and, no one can go faster than expected and, it isn’t like they are going to knock you down just because, you move a little slower than others. I never had this issue at any Aldi’s that,I shopped at and, only had that issue a couple of times yrs ago. It no longer happens these days. Customers may not like it because, they might have to wait a little bit longer but, it’s common curtesy to be kind, and, tough if they don’t like it.

@@frednutz1604 When, Aldi’s done there new upgrade they should of installed some self checkouts!

I have been shopping at Aldi for about 20 years and never felt rushed, and just recently found out that they are timed. Every checker I have ever had is very sweet and accommodating.

not at all

Not at the one near me, still have to use a quarter

@@bethbenditt9489 Nothing wrong with using a quarter you can always get a cart

@@marlenemead1927 I never said there's anything wrong with using a quarter

Yes, must have chocolate!

@@efzapp7 I know right lol

They didn't have bubble gum...😤😤😤

@@UncommonWoman1611 you know what. Your right I never seen it there either lol...

@YUK FOO thanks

I pay 15 a month so I don’t get ads. Best money I’ve ever spent. I can see there are loads of adds on this vid because it shows the break marks. My bp would be they the damn roof!

YUK FOO I use my iPad most of the time. I only use my laptop when I’m crafting because that’s where my fonts and images are. I’ll start using it again so I’d love to not pay hostage fees. That’s exactly what they ate too. Can you share how?

Never mind I see you already shared it. Thank you!

No shit lol

@@stevenbrown6371 yep

lol

you could always wash your ass with the soap