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Bros, it's not looking good. Aldi Reich is gaining ground. I don't think the Safeway counterattack can bring everything in order.
Anonymous No.63888341 [Report] >>63888463 >>63890387 >>63890819
>>63888337 (OP)
Dose American Aldi sell booze like Australian Aldi?
Anonymous No.63888342 [Report] >>63888497 >>63888525 >>63889938 >>63890660 >>63892296
Market basket>Wegmans>whole foods>stop n shop >Aldi > shartmart
Anonymous No.63888373 [Report] >>63888463 >>63890421
We can hold them in the mountains. They don't have enough Gebirgsjägers.
Anonymous No.63888384 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
They've got an insurgency in their rear to deal with.
Anonymous No.63888397 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
>landings in SoCal to push north and isolate the mountain west
Genius. Still, the Albertson's Legions will give them hell in the dense PNW forests.
Anonymous No.63888431 [Report] >>63888442 >>63889948 >>63893042
>>63888337 (OP)
nothing can stop aldis
they overran australia
Anonymous No.63888442 [Report] >>63888876
>>63888431
Coles will resist.
Anonymous No.63888448 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
They only exist in Texas because they bend the knee to the BUTTS
Anonymous No.63888449 [Report] >>63889721 >>63889826 >>63889852 >>63891012
>>63888337 (OP)
But there is one they fear...
Anonymous No.63888461 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
How is Louisiana resisting so well? Who's doing the fighting on the bayous?
Anonymous No.63888462 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
appalachian insurgency still going strong i see
Anonymous No.63888463 [Report] >>63889358
>>63888341
They do where it's legal for supermarkets to sell alcohol, but that's not a lot of states. The state of Colorado allowed it just last year, they had fully legalized weed 5 years before supermarkets could sell wine.
>>63888373
The estes park King Soopers will be our inpentratable mountain fortress.
Anonymous No.63888464 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
Can we have them in Canada too
PLEASE
Anonymous No.63888465 [Report] >>63888496 >>63889642 >>63889688
>>63888337 (OP)
Don't worry, it seems that their internal conflicts have finally boiled over...

Just remember to be wary of the ever-perfidious Lidl. They may try to take advantage of the chaos.
Anonymous No.63888476 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
Appalachia is holding out.
Anonymous No.63888479 [Report]
Toasting in a wholesome bread.
Anonymous No.63888495 [Report] >>63893105
>>63888337 (OP)
>Upper Peninsula is clear
The Kraut fears the UP Finn.
Anonymous No.63888496 [Report] >>63890902
>>63888465
Let's make it a threeway
Anonymous No.63888497 [Report] >>63890041
>>63888342
Heb>all others
Anonymous No.63888502 [Report] >>63888505
>>63888337 (OP)
I will fight to protect what's ours.
Anonymous No.63888505 [Report]
>>63888502
Godspeed to your Bashazona Rangers.
Anonymous No.63888510 [Report] >>63888643 >>63892512
I come in peace, but if you fuck with me I'll kill us all
Anonymous No.63888514 [Report] >>63888552 >>63889873
>>63888337 (OP)
Laughter erupts from the beer Valhalla of the true grocery Reich. Let us remind you of our employee purity:

"Better products, better prices, better service, because we're better people."

You merely adopted the Midwest. We were born in it.
Anonymous No.63888518 [Report] >>63888533
>>63888337 (OP)
I will hole up in the mountains and gather resistance fighters to protect my favorite robot dinosaur grocery store.
Anonymous No.63888522 [Report] >>63892964
>>63888337 (OP)
I think Piggly Wiggly is holding ground in the Southeast. Who can counterattack and link up with them? Which chain is leading the Appalachian insurgency?
Anonymous No.63888523 [Report] >>63888529 >>63888568 >>63888633 >>63889042 >>63889066 >>63890529 >>63890539 >>63891935
That's cute, but we control the population centers.
Anonymous No.63888525 [Report]
>>63888342
Meanwhile City Market schemes and rubs its hands from the shadows.
Anonymous No.63888529 [Report] >>63888537
>>63888523
>not regional
A wild jew appears
Anonymous No.63888533 [Report] >>63888558
>>63888518
Let this be the hour we draw bull elk tags together.
Anonymous No.63888537 [Report]
>>63888529
Trader Shlomo's
Anonymous No.63888552 [Report] >>63890133
>>63888514
It's too late. The Aldi Reich has taken the midwest. You must form resistence cells and go underground. Wait for the Mountain West to rise up and rescue us.
Anonymous No.63888558 [Report] >>63888588
>>63888533
Their $10 10 piece fried chicken will keep us fed through this war.
Anonymous No.63888568 [Report] >>63888580 >>63888641 >>63888707 >>63888718
>>63888523
Joe's packaged products fucking suck. They're only good for produce.
Anonymous No.63888580 [Report]
>>63888568
Honestly I only go there because their burratta is like 50% cheaper than anywhere else around me.
Anonymous No.63888588 [Report]
>>63888558
Don't forget the Snowfox sushi bar.
Anonymous No.63888595 [Report] >>63888622
>>63888337 (OP)
If we stay absolutely still and quiet, we may survive this
Anonymous No.63888596 [Report] >>63889698
Amateurs talk tactics
Professionals talk logistics
Anonymous No.63888604 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
We're getting some here in vegas
Anonymous No.63888622 [Report] >>63888639
>>63888595
You're in occupied territory.
>There won't be a Brookshire, Pippin.
Anonymous No.63888633 [Report]
>>63888523
TRAITOR JEWS
Anonymous No.63888639 [Report]
>>63888622
>There are those who dwell in the mountains.
Anonymous No.63888641 [Report]
>>63888568
These, at least, are the bomb.
Anonymous No.63888643 [Report] >>63888670 >>63888671 >>63889547 >>63892512
>>63888510
When WaWa and Sheetz finish controlling the East Coast, they're gonna blaze across the rest of the US. These Colorado gas stations don't stand a chance.
Anonymous No.63888650 [Report] >>63892435
>>63888337 (OP)
Do you still have to pay for trolleys?
Anonymous No.63888669 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
>https://www.kitv.com/news/hawaii-s-first-don-don-donki-opens-soon-in-kapolei/article_240feecc-e387-11ef-bc42-e7ce23676146.html
The Japs have attacked Hawaii!
Anonymous No.63888670 [Report] >>63892512
>>63888643
I believe in Sheetz supremacy. Those sandwiches they make were genuinely some of the few things that kept me going during the pandemic. One of the last bastions of 24/7 America.
Anonymous No.63888671 [Report] >>63888680 >>63892512
>>63888643
>sheetz
Inshallah, I shall slay any Sheetz in the name of Muhoggiefest, pickles be upon him.
ogie
Anonymous No.63888680 [Report] >>63888698 >>63888758
>>63888671
HERETIC
I will drown you in a mixture of freshly ground coffee and 88 octane gasoline, which is slightly cheaper than 87 octane gasoline for some reason.
Anonymous No.63888698 [Report]
>>63888680
I will suffer no insolence by a filthy Sheetzite. I shall throw you into the depths of our Sizzli machine so you can burn for all eternity.
Anonymous No.63888707 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
Hy-Vee is holding its own in the Midwest, but Aldi is rapidly gaining in the urban areas.
>>63888568
Hard disagree. Especially the frozen Chinese meals, that shit is quick, easy, and delicious.
Anonymous No.63888718 [Report]
>>63888568
That's like the opposite of reality. At least by me their produce is like the shit Walmart rejected.
Anonymous No.63888758 [Report] >>63888777 >>63889715
>>63888680
>88 octane gasoline, which is slightly cheaper than 87 octane gasoline for some reason
It's an extra 10% corn booze.
Anonymous No.63888777 [Report]
>>63888758
Huh. Well at least it's summer. I won't need to worry about it freezing.
Anonymous No.63888802 [Report] >>63888814
>>63888337 (OP)
Who's holding the Dakotas? Can we reenforce them?
Anonymous No.63888814 [Report]
>>63888802
Minot has been held by the Marketplace Foods cartel for years.
Anonymous No.63888876 [Report]
>>63888442
The Coles/Woolworths duopoly being so dogshit is why Aldi is getting so many customers in Australia.
Anonymous No.63889042 [Report]
>>63888523
You do realize Trader Joe's is just the other Aldi's, right? Germany has Aldi's North and South. Instead of making it confusing, one in the US is named Aldi's and the other is Trader Joe's.
Anonymous No.63889066 [Report]
>>63888523
>owner
>Aldi North
Anonymous No.63889358 [Report] >>63889370 >>63889441 >>63889460 >>63890267
>>63888463
...what? what the fuck are you talking about?
supermarkets can't sell alcohol in America??
Anonymous No.63889370 [Report] >>63889422 >>63889564 >>63890698 >>63891102 >>63892046 >>63892867 >>63892919
>>63889358
Depends on the state. Some allow anything, some allow only below a certain ABV so it's even weaker beer then normal and no hard drinks, and some don't even allow it all and instead you have to go to a dedicated liquor store. There's even some states where there aren't private liquor stores and instead you can only buy alcohol at state run ABCs, pic rel. People don't really grasp the US is more akin to having a 50 member EU then it is to being a singular country with how radically different things can get from place to place.
Anonymous No.63889377 [Report] >>63889415
How different is American Aldi compared to the European one?
Anonymous No.63889415 [Report]
>>63889377
It has different products
Anonymous No.63889422 [Report] >>63889433 >>63891102 >>63892843
>>63889370
What state allow supermarkets to sell guns?
Anonymous No.63889433 [Report]
>>63889422
Any supermarket with an FFL can sell guns. In South Dakota, the grocery store Dakota Mart has a very large gun shop.
Anonymous No.63889441 [Report] >>63889523
>>63889358
We have a lot of miserable asshole christians who think it's their business to tell everyone else what they can and can't do.
Anonymous No.63889460 [Report] >>63889584 >>63890698 >>63893513
>>63889358
Most states allow you to buy beer and wine at supermarkets with few exceptions. Very few states allow supermarkets to carry hard liquor which is why liquor stores exist in the first place. You have to remember when federal prohibition was repealed most states already had their own laws banning alcohol and only gradually lifted their bans. Plenty of counties in the us don’t sell alcohol period especially in Appalachia which is a big reason why moonshine exists.
Anonymous No.63889523 [Report]
>>63889441
Everyone attempts to legislate morality.
Anonymous No.63889541 [Report] >>63889588
>>63888337 (OP)
Everyone talks about Aldi but not one peep about how the G*rmans bought up Greyhound.
Anonymous No.63889547 [Report] >>63892512
>>63888643
>Sheetz first has to get through QuikTrip which has better food and coffee
>Then it has Maverik which has better everything
Sheetz a shartz.
Anonymous No.63889564 [Report]
>>63889370
The bad thing about grocery stores selling liquor is they generally only buy from large suppliers or those willing to cut them a large discount. This means less craft distillery selections to choose from, and as liquor is a huge profit margin for independent liquor stores having to compete with corporate chains is almost impossible especially since so many are right next door to grocery stores. Not saying little stores can't survive in that market just that it's a lot harder.
The good thing about ABC stores is that the selection is often pretty good since all they sell is hard liquor, the prices are pretty good since they're not competing with anyone, and all the profit gets returned to the community. The bad thing is since they're state run they're generally all the same so you're not going to be able to check out different ones for neat craft stuff and they're often spaced out a bit.
Anonymous No.63889575 [Report]
i haven't had a good laugh like this in ages
Anonymous No.63889578 [Report]
Aldis has some Chinese civil war levels of border gore
Anonymous No.63889584 [Report] >>63889883
>>63889460
Hold up, there are actually places in the US where you can not buy alcohol?
What the actual shit?
Anonymous No.63889588 [Report]
>>63889541
Flixbus will conquer the world.
Anonymous No.63889596 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
Is Aldi as good in burgerland as in Aus?
Literally the best chain
Anonymous No.63889606 [Report] >>63889609
Will Aldi reunification happen in our lifetime lads?
Anonymous No.63889609 [Report] >>63889633 >>63889729
>>63889606

forgot pic.
Anonymous No.63889624 [Report] >>63890702
If you touch my WinCo I'm going to set the whole of Cascadia on fire.
Anonymous No.63889633 [Report] >>63889697
>>63889609
Did Nord get the short end of the stick? Süd got the most biggest cities in NRW and Hesse and the GDR was only added to Nord in 1990.
Anonymous No.63889642 [Report]
>>63888465
Living on the NRW frontline. A 2 minute walk can decide if I save 15c or more per Yogurt.
Anonymous No.63889680 [Report] >>63889684 >>63892033 >>63892790
Lidl kurwa. Aldi sucks the cock of penis haha. 1000000 Aldi children crushed. Also Biedronkaniggers must be beheaded everywhere I go. The cock is beyond ass of Biedronka. Every day I live and die by Lidl, Lidl hools representing.

t. Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz.
Anonymous No.63889684 [Report]
>>63889680
Heil Lidl!
Anonymous No.63889688 [Report] >>63889926 >>63892452
>>63888465
The difference between them is Aldi Nord sells cigarettes right? My friend who's german told me about this once
Anonymous No.63889697 [Report]
>>63889633
The short stick is what everyone not living close to the Aldi Equator got.
Anonymous No.63889698 [Report] >>63889714 >>63889734
>>63888596
Let the minor powers squabble brother. Walmart is the real enemy.
Anonymous No.63889714 [Report] >>63889734
>>63889698
>wallmart invasion into Germany crushed
>total Aldi takeover in progress
>operation infiltrator Joe massively successful
Walmart niggers will face the wall within our livetime brother.
Anonymous No.63889715 [Report]
>>63888758
You mean it's 10% ethanol? Aren't they supposed to tell you that?
Anonymous No.63889721 [Report]
>>63888449
Anonymous No.63889729 [Report] >>63889767 >>63889835
>>63889609
Reminder for everyone who doesn't know. At the borders Aldi Nord and Süd are already consolidating products and both sides are starting to sell same own-brand products. Aldi Unification maybe in our lifetime. Lidl stood never a chance
Anonymous No.63889734 [Report] >>63889737 >>63889776 >>63889841
>>63889714
>>63889698
Walmart Germany is a textbook case of how not to expand your business.
Anonymous No.63889737 [Report]
>>63889734
It's incredibly funny though.
But then again, americans have never been good entering existing markets.
Anonymous No.63889753 [Report] >>63889774 >>63890134
Wait is this a recreation of the Napoleonic Wars?
Anonymous No.63889767 [Report]
>>63889729

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFS_lAg_tSo
Anonymous No.63889774 [Report] >>63889823
>>63889753
Are there any contested territories?
Anonymous No.63889776 [Report] >>63889800 >>63889907
>>63889734
>push into crowded, highly developed market
>treat employees like property
>refuse to deal with local unions in one of the most unionized countries on Earth
>drive away customers with annoying assistants, insincere smiles and general cultural unawareness at every step
>service and goods not even that good by Euro standards
>try to compete anyway by dumping goods illegally below cost, get sued and told to raise prices
What were they even thinking?
Anonymous No.63889800 [Report]
>>63889776
Anonymous No.63889817 [Report]
LINKS
RECHTS
LINKS
RECHTS
LINKS
RECHTS
KAUFLAND
KAUFLAND UBER ALLES
Anonymous No.63889823 [Report] >>63889843
>>63889774
In France; it's Aldi (Nord) vs Lidl. There is also minor players but they are losing grounds,
like Colryut (Belgium) that have decided to give up.
Anonymous No.63889826 [Report] >>63889899
>>63888449
I love publix but it has become very expensive and they never put chicken breast on bogo anymore
Anonymous No.63889831 [Report] >>63889840 >>63889853
Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous States have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Lidl and all the odious apparatus of Aldi rule, we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in the parking lot, we shall fight in the aisles and freezers, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our supermarkets, whatever the cost may be. We shall fight in the bakeries, we shall fight on the loading docks, we shall fight from the fields to the fresh produce, we shall fight in the checkouts, we shall never surrender. And even if, which I do not for a moment believe, Tesco's or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our brother brands beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the Tesco Shipping Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its discounts and value for money, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the Old.
Anonymous No.63889835 [Report]
>>63889729
>Lidl never stood a chance
With the sole power of Parkside Lidl will crush everything and everyone
Anonymous No.63889840 [Report] >>63889898
>>63889831
lol Nigel ihr seid die Nächsten
Anonymous No.63889841 [Report]
>>63889734
>drive away customers with annoying assistants, insincere smiles
As a fellow euronigger nothing offends me about Walmart more. That alone invoked Der Autismus in Eternal Teutons.ogre.
Anonymous No.63889843 [Report] >>63889879
>>63889823
France has several domestic chains tough
Anonymous No.63889852 [Report] >>63889858
>>63888449
Publix has gone so fucking downhill dude. It's a shadow of its former self. It got so bad my family is buying groceries from Costco and Walmart Neighborhood Market. THE NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET!
Anonymous No.63889853 [Report] >>63889886
>>63889831
Things are heating up in the Islamic Caliphate of Britbongistan
Anonymous No.63889858 [Report]
>>63889852
Anonymous No.63889873 [Report]
>>63888514
Oh man, my wife coupons the fuck outta these guys. She always comes home with a smile on her face and asks how much i think she spent. Always high ball her because it makes her happier.
Anonymous No.63889879 [Report] >>63889952
>>63889843
Yes, and there are clashes at every level, even between the major players. Carrefour has absorbed Cora, and Casino is in the process of being dismantled, mainly for the benefit of Les Mousquetaires (like Colryut).
Low end market is cut throat with store opening and shutting down every months.
All of that during an all out price war.
Anonymous No.63889883 [Report]
>>63889584
yes, they are called "dry counties". I think there's 8 or 9 states that still have some. Some are fully "dry" meaning alcohol can't be sold directly, though restaurant still can serve booze. Some are not fully dry but have restrictions on when you can buy booze (liquor stores being closed on Sunday for example)
Anonymous No.63889885 [Report]
What does Aldi do differently?
t. German
Anonymous No.63889886 [Report] >>63890321 >>63890433
>>63889853
Morrisons was great. When I was in UK, the idiots I worked with would go spend like 10-20 bongs on lunch. Meanwhile I'd go to Morrisons, go to their salad bar, grab the Large Box (not the Very Large Box), fill it to the brim with eggz and gainz, go to self-checkout and pay for the Medium Box, because the dumb machine can't tell a difference and Ranjesh is too scared of me to approach me about it. Yet another gear in the gay techno machine fell victim to Der Polack.
Anonymous No.63889898 [Report]
>>63889840
"After the war is over I'm going to buy a Gregg's sausage roll - at least then I'll have a great tasting pastry."
Thomas Ziegler
Anonymous No.63889899 [Report]
>>63889826
they are bogo literally right now
Anonymous No.63889907 [Report] >>63889915 >>63889927 >>63889936 >>63889945 >>63890023 >>63890043 >>63890083 >>63890166 >>63893920
>>63889776
>be German
>store sells cheap products
>staff are friendly
>NEIN NEIN NEIN
why are g*rmans like this
Anonymous No.63889915 [Report] >>63889955
>>63889907
I'm not there to make friends
Anonymous No.63889926 [Report]
>>63889688
there's a lot of differences, Süd sells stuff that Nord doesn't and vice versa. Still the same store basically, but with small differences.

Pretty sure Aldi Süd sells cigarettes, too, though
Anonymous No.63889927 [Report] >>63889955 >>63889970 >>63892739
>>63889907
>go buy whatever
>enter
>buy whatever
>leave
>all is well
Meanwhile the amerilard demands exploding monster trucks, 15 mexicans to cheer his name and a school shooting to entertain him while he decides between the corn-flavored corn syrup and syrup-flavored corn syrup.
Anonymous No.63889936 [Report] >>63889955 >>63889962
>>63889907
>friendly
Not 100% sure about Germany, but around here, friendly people are honest, restrained and respect your space.
US-style customer service is basically an attack by comparison, like someone walking into your face grinning, trying to scam or pressure you into buying something. Fuck that shit. I'm just browsing. Go away wagie, your smile is a lie and so (probably) are your words.
Anonymous No.63889938 [Report]
>>63888342
>Market basket
Arthur T for president of the Universe
Anonymous No.63889945 [Report] >>63889955
>>63889907
I’m here to buy groceries, not to talk about the weather. Also a merchant who smiles at you is a merchant who will scam you.
Anonymous No.63889948 [Report] >>63890077 >>63890321
>>63888431
They're outcompetiting UK stores that are owned by Americans such as Morrisons and Asda (Yes they are American rebrand stores who are now owned by venture capital who are asset stripping and debt straddling them kek).
Invest in Aldi, divest from American subsidiaries.
Anonymous No.63889952 [Report] >>63890364
>>63889879
Super U still around? remember those from holidays
Anonymous No.63889955 [Report] >>63889971 >>63890023 >>63890042 >>63890380 >>63890384
>>63889915
>>63889927
>>63889936
>>63889945
sorry I forgot krauts are all autistic and things like "saying hello" are considered personal attacks
Anonymous No.63889962 [Report]
>>63889936
I hate meet and greeters so much, like what even is the point.
Anonymous No.63889970 [Report]
>>63889927
>decides between the corn-flavored corn syrup and syrup-flavored corn syrup
Eurofag insults are always so weak and pedestrian that I barely even register them, but this one got me with how true it is. Well played, foreign dog
t.American
Anonymous No.63889971 [Report] >>63889980 >>63890921
>>63889955
They don't mind hello's, they just hate fake and forced hello's, which is every single shartmart in the US.
Years of German autism has led them to be able to sniff out insincerity in greeters with great efficiency.
Nowhere is safe from their scorn.
Anonymous No.63889980 [Report] >>63889989 >>63890043
>>63889971
It's your punishment for the doing the holocaust. Sorry Hans maybe be normal next time and you won't have to be forced into normal human interactions
Anonymous No.63889989 [Report]
>>63889980
I'm not German, but I know a lot of them, they're pretty fun desu if you can get past the Hitler tier obsession with rules and get them to relax.
Anonymous No.63889991 [Report] >>63891947
is that belgian chip shop still keeping Wendys out of Europe?
Anonymous No.63890023 [Report] >>63890049 >>63890122 >>63893264
>>63889955
>>63889907
>staff are friendly

Dude I'm not even German but the hyper-friendly American style store greeters, customer service, business meetings etc. is legitimately fucking creepy.
Everyone knows it's fake and the person probably has to sit through powerpoints on how to be *properly* cheerful for 8+hr a day, who is it even for? It's actually exhausting to be around, let alone trying to match it so you don't come across as a cunt.
t. East Euro
Anonymous No.63890041 [Report]
>>63888497
Based Texas fag
Anonymous No.63890042 [Report] >>63890122
>>63889955
It also depends on the region. Bavarians and Rhinelanders are far more outgoing, Westphalians and other Northerners don't want to be approached like that. They won't get aggressive, but will not visit again.
Anonymous No.63890043 [Report] >>63890064
>>63889907
>store sells cheap products
So does every other supermarket chain, it's a competetive market.
>staff is friendly
Call me an autist, but I don't see how contractually enforced smiling constitutes friendliness.
There's just something deeply wrong about it.
>you WILL make minimum wage and you WILL be happy about it
Creepy shit.

>>63889980
Now that you mention the holocaust, maybe we do have a deeply ingrained dislike for happy merchants.
Anonymous No.63890049 [Report]
>>63890023
Go F* yourself is not something anyone needs from service staff so the fake happy has to be part of their skill set.
I wouldn't get hired, I've told directors to do that.
Anonymous No.63890064 [Report]
>>63890043
>Now that you mention the holocaust, maybe we do have a deeply ingrained dislike for happy merchants.
lmao
Anonymous No.63890077 [Report] >>63890093 >>63890163
>>63889948
>Invest in Aldi
Sorry chud, familiy owned buisness, no shares for sale :^)
Anonymous No.63890083 [Report] >>63890122 >>63890122
>>63889907
>why don't people like the obviously fake friendliness
Because it screams fake, all i want is that you be polite and understanding, not that you try to pretend like you're my fishing buddy
Anonymous No.63890093 [Report]
>>63890077
That alone makes ALDI infinitely more based than any bullshit investor-driven stock market abominations. God, imagine a world without the stock market.
Anonymous No.63890097 [Report] >>63890344
WE SHOP AT ALDI
Anonymous No.63890100 [Report] >>63890118 >>63890132 >>63890292
Is this weapons?
Anonymous No.63890118 [Report] >>63890146
>>63890100
An insidious German plot to conquer the Western world, not through force of arms, but through affordable groceries of decent quality? Most certainly.
Anonymous No.63890122 [Report] >>63890135 >>63890651
>>63890023
>>63890083
I hate to spoil the mystery, but there's actually not much too it. Walmart is an entry tier job, it's just worked by kids/students and a few lifers. It's normal to smile at other people in many areas in America. It's not fake, people are just generally nice. You can even go in to stores and walk out without buying anything. Crazy stuff.
>>63890042
>>63890083
It would be hilarious watching you goobers try to deal with southern hospitality.
Anonymous No.63890132 [Report]
>>63890100
war is a weapon if you think about it
Anonymous No.63890133 [Report] >>63890330
>>63888552
>The Aldi Reich has taken the midwest
With hate in my heart and Vernor's in my veins, I will defy the invaders until my last breath
Anonymous No.63890134 [Report]
>>63889753
>already ravaged by Kaufland and Lidl
>now almost surrounded by Aldi
It's over, isn't it?
Anonymous No.63890135 [Report] >>63890191
>>63890122
>It's normal to smile at other people in many areas in America
It's not normal outside of America (at least not the american style friendliness), and trying to force this cultural peculiarity on others is a bad move.
Imagine your company getting a german boss and he now makes people not half-ass everything anymore.
Anonymous No.63890146 [Report] >>63890151 >>63890158
>>63890118
Do you think Hitler could have conquered the USSR if he just had lidl plus?
Anonymous No.63890151 [Report]
>>63890146
Well, considering how the sight of a regular US grocery store completely mindbroke Yeltsin...
Anonymous No.63890158 [Report]
>>63890146
Aldi centre isle is where is Wunderwaffe are.
Anonymous No.63890163 [Report] >>63890206 >>63892542
>>63890077
Honestly it's no surprise its doing well then, any company that has to spend its profits on shareholders is a company destined to fail.
Anonymous No.63890166 [Report]
>>63889907

Every single German is somewhere on the autism spectrum. No exceptions. Beer is the only thing allowing them to reproduce.
Anonymous No.63890191 [Report] >>63890211 >>63890215 >>63890400 >>63892488
>>63890135
That's just how Americans are. Idk what you're talking about a "new boss" nobody is forcing you to go into a Walmart. I find that eurotards are all hyper-focused on their one particular tiny region (presumably because Europe was a bunch of loosely unified but practically independent villages for most of its history), and are all still booty blasted from WWII and think smiling should be banned because you shouldn't be allowed to be happy. Despite American nominally being 50 independent entities, there is still an overwhelming national sense of unity in being an American regardless of where you're from originally. On top of that American hasn't suffered horrific wars where people did unspeakable things to each other (muh Indians muh slaves yeah nobody cares we're over it. Finders keepers losers weepers). Eurotards meanwhile trying to culturally suicide at record pace
Anonymous No.63890206 [Report] >>63890216 >>63890235 >>63890401
>>63890163
True. The real problem for family owned buisness in Germany is inheritance.
>oh your dad died and you inherited a company that's worth multiple billions?
>guess you owe us 30% of that as inheritance tax my guy :^)
>you better have that lying around in cash or we're going to have a problem
There are some workarounds, but the owner dying can literally kill a company.
Anonymous No.63890211 [Report]
>>63890191
What if you had no breakfast today?
Anonymous No.63890215 [Report] >>63890408
>>63890191
>Eurotards meanwhile trying to culturally suicide at record pace
t. Soon to be Mexican nation
Anonymous No.63890216 [Report] >>63890233
>>63890206
Oh no le poor company must pay taxes! How horrible!
Anonymous No.63890233 [Report] >>63890243
>>63890216
Taxes are a necessary evil, but when you have to take up a multi billion credit to pay off a tax, that's just fucked.
Anonymous No.63890235 [Report]
>>63890206
I feel like paying 40% every 40 years is still cheaper than investors. Given how much profit they make a year this could well be cheaper by far.
Besides:
>Some business assets can qualify for up to 100% Business Relief from inheritance tax, but eligibility depends on specific criteria. Generally, this relief applies to actively trading businesses, where at least 50% of the business activities involve trading rather than passive investment.
So yeah they can dodge it.
Anonymous No.63890243 [Report] >>63891964 >>63892559
>>63890233
Maybe you should have used some of your profits to plan ahead? It's not like it's entirely unknown that people will eventually die.
And it will prevent the government having to bail out companies like they had to during the coof and such, which was paid for by you, the taxpayer.
Anonymous No.63890246 [Report] >>63890252 >>63890256
Aldi's is so overrated man shit is just as expensive as every other store in my area.
Anonymous No.63890252 [Report] >>63890403
>>63890246
I've found it depends on if they own the building or not. Once they buy out the building it tends to outcompete anything nearby like they did in my area. The only comparible in price for me was Lidl.
Anonymous No.63890256 [Report]
>>63890246
that's the truth
it's damn close generally these days
in the past they were actually cheaper
Anonymous No.63890267 [Report] >>63893278
>>63889358
In Wyoming it varies by town. Some towns have a liquor store in every grocery store, others only have stand alone liquor stores. I don't get it.
Anonymous No.63890292 [Report]
>>63890100
Economic warfare is still warfare
Anonymous No.63890321 [Report] >>63890372 >>63890422 >>63890449
>>63889886
morrisons is dying, you don't see many of them about anymore and they're seen as old-fashioned, they'll be the first of the big supermarkets to go out of business
>>63889948
As an aside being in bongland I've noticed a huge uptick in german culture here in recent years; adverts for german language courses on public transport, and german beer halls are becoming more common. idk if it's actually happening or just always been there and I've started paying attention, though
Anonymous No.63890322 [Report]
Dixie Mafia and Publix have an alliance to keep Aldi out of Columbus, GA
Anonymous No.63890330 [Report]
>>63890133
Based, death to aldiggers
Anonymous No.63890344 [Report]
>>63890097
Rewe uber alles
Anonymous No.63890364 [Report]
>>63889952
Yes, I think they're booming. They are opening small and medium-sized stores instead of large supermarkets, to establish themselves in places where they had little or no presence.
Anonymous No.63890372 [Report]
>>63890321
>Morrisons is dying
Blame Burgers loading it full of debt and asset stripping.
Anonymous No.63890380 [Report] >>63890386 >>63890417 >>63892063
>>63889955
americans don't understand how outgoing and chatty they are compared to other first worlders
as a rule of thumb only thirdies are so outgoing and chatty
Anonymous No.63890384 [Report]
>>63889955
Go to London and you'll be shot by armed police for saying "Hello" triple dubs!
Anonymous No.63890386 [Report] >>63890441
>>63890380
Having a chat with people isn't third world
Anonymous No.63890387 [Report] >>63890392 >>63890432 >>63890452 >>63890994 >>63892184
>>63888341
Wait you cant buy booze in american supermarkets???
I thought it was the land of the free???

I'd enjoy being able to buy ammo for my Kar-98 at the supermarket but if there's no booze then the US is no different from North-Korea
Anonymous No.63890392 [Report]
>>63890387
There's no right to imbibe guaranteed by the Constitution.
Anonymous No.63890400 [Report]
>>63890191
Europe still is
>a bunch of loosely unified but practically independent villages
Germany is about 100 years old and its borders are still questionable.
Anonymous No.63890401 [Report]
>>63890206
frankly if you haven't planned ahead for this you are retarded.
there's dozens of ways to get around this if you just bother to get the ball rolling while you are still alive.
even the middle class can do some succession planning ad cut down on the inheritance tax they have to pay a lot provided they bothered calling a lawyer.
Anonymous No.63890403 [Report]
>>63890252
Sure is interesting how German companies are getting that big in the US. Over here ALDI feels like it's just there. If you grow up with it it's really not special, I guess.
Anonymous No.63890408 [Report]
>>63890215
At the rate Africans are being Imported I wonder how the Neanderthals lasted so long.
Anonymous No.63890417 [Report]
>>63890380
Anything an American does is first world behavior because the US is (literally) the first world
Anonymous No.63890421 [Report]
>>63888373
That looks just like a red version of an Albertsons I used to like before it got culturally enriched into a supermercado.
Anonymous No.63890422 [Report] >>63890449
>>63890321
>I've noticed a huge uptick in german culture here in recent years
Its already been around for a while just that it was usually restricted to the Queen and cars. There were always beer halls but they were usually stuck in student areas in major cities before becoming more popular over the years.
Anonymous No.63890432 [Report]
>>63890387
depends on the state. Some states grocery stores can sell any kind of alcohol, other states are restricted to beer and wine. There are very few that don't sell any booze at all.
Anonymous No.63890433 [Report]
>>63889886
>Der polack ruining domestic supermarkets so the Germans can take over
Now I finally understand what Putin meant when he said the collapse of the USSR was the greatest tragedy of the 20th century.
Germans and Polacks were never meant to work together.
Anonymous No.63890438 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
what are those weird squiggles bellw the heading?
Anonymous No.63890441 [Report] >>63890461
>>63890386
only in parts third world and america is it socially acceptable to strike up a conversation with a stranger. I've been all over and the US is the only first world country like that.
outside of motels, on the side walk, in the subway, in a restaurant, in line for tickets, some one hears me talking to my gf oh it's foreigners better go talk to them.
the only other places I've been where people are
why do you consider it okay to just walk up to someone and to start bothering them.
It doesn't really bother me because I've been so many times when I was a kid that I got used to it but it freaked my gf out.
Like you are having a nice sunny day and suddenly some negroid or hamplannet wants to tell you their live story.
Anonymous No.63890449 [Report] >>63890462 >>63890537
>>63890422
>>63890321
We've had English and Irish Pubs in Germany for a while, as for the language courses, German should unironically be one of the easiest languages to language to learn for Englishmen (Dutch would be even easier, but has far less native speakers).
Anonymous No.63890452 [Report]
>>63890387
You can it just depends on the county or state
Anonymous No.63890456 [Report] >>63890465 >>63890483
are the cashiers in American Aldi allowed to sit? how are the locals taking this rudeness?
Anonymous No.63890461 [Report] >>63890477
>>63890441
I can only speak for the UK but casual chit chat is for older people drunks or ethnics that are normally insulting everyone else.
Striking up a conversation with a stranger can be good fun.
Anonymous No.63890462 [Report] >>63890522
>>63890449
nah Dutch is way harder to learn for non native speakers. But in Germany you will learn German faster because Germany's English isn't as good as here.
t-dutch speaker
Anonymous No.63890465 [Report] >>63890471
>>63890456
Most people don't give a shit
Anonymous No.63890471 [Report]
>>63890465
O tempora! O mores!
Anonymous No.63890477 [Report]
>>63890461
I know it can be, but you do it when there is something to strike up a conversation about.
not just out of the blue, "hey you are foreign let me tell you about the time my car broke down in the middle of bumfuck Arizona (while in Boston)"
Anonymous No.63890483 [Report]
>>63890456
>Aldi
>Cashiers
Do they even exist? I thought it was nothing but self serve checkouts?
Anonymous No.63890495 [Report]
https://youtu.be/bKJXztteyJM
Anonymous No.63890522 [Report] >>63890548 >>63890551
>>63890462
I always had the impression that Dutch was somewhere between German and English, considering I can decipher it decently by knowing both languages.
Ze Germans Inglish is not as good as that of the Dutch or Scandinavians, but better than that of the French or Italians. Not to mention all those "Native Speakers" like Indians, Americans or Africans the English left all over the world.
Anonymous No.63890529 [Report]
>>63888523
A POX upon the house of whoever designed those accursed paper bags with handles!
Anonymous No.63890537 [Report] >>63890628
>>63890449
you get irish pubs all over the world, I guess I'm just surprised by my nooticing because germany has zero cultural export, or didn't until recently; who that doesn't interact with germans knows about bernd das bröt? but now if you use normal social media you'll see german posts and comments popping up more and more often. as an aside I was surprised by the amount of Mini cars that you've got over in germany, especially considering the union jack tail lights
Anonymous No.63890539 [Report]
>>63888523
Trader Joe's is Aldi.
Anonymous No.63890548 [Report] >>63890573 >>63890628
>>63890522
in my experience for germans and English level it goes: (actual) boomers speak little English but know the basic words, a lot of gen X (40-50 year olds) have very good English or are fully fluent, and a lot of german zoomers speak that strange Denglish where they throw English words into german sentences with german grammar, but can't actually speak much English
Anonymous No.63890551 [Report] >>63890628
>>63890522
German for al it's autistic rules has rules and sticks to them.
We have exceptions and rules
Anonymous No.63890573 [Report]
>>63890548
You pretty much described every family get-together I've been to.
Anonymous No.63890611 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
>weapons
Anonymous No.63890627 [Report]
WAWA MY SOUL IS YOURS IF YOU BRING BACK THE TASTYKLAIRS
Anonymous No.63890628 [Report] >>63890640 >>63890881
>>63890537
Germany had cultural exports for a long time, including stuff like printed books and social security. Also some of the greatest composers, philosophers, writers, etc. The British monarchy is pretty German, as well.
Bernd das Brot is great.
>>63890548
It depends mostly on the education, there are many boomers with a good grasp. There are also those who had the misfortune of growing up in the SBZ like Merkel. Southerners have some problems with English, but they have problems with proper German as well.
But yeah, Zoomers are pretty bad at it in general.
>>63890551
German has "Unregelmäßige Verben" and stuff like that, but nothing on the level of "I read a book".
Anonymous No.63890640 [Report]
>>63890628
>Germany had cultural exports for a long time
true, in regards to philosophy and the such. I was really meaning postwar-modern day, german cinema, music, books, etc rarely make it outside of germany with notable exceptions, and your industrial capacity
Anonymous No.63890651 [Report] >>63890679 >>63890975
>>63890122
>it's just worked by kids/students and a few lifers
Imagine unironically believing this in the year of our Lord two thousand and twenty five.
>Walmart moves in to rural area
>Sells at a loss to drive competitors out of business
>Intentionally pay lowest amount and fuck with hours, using welfare to subsidize your workforce
>Intentionally create environment where you take advantage of employees because there are few local options
This has been widely known as Walmart's MO for decades
Anonymous No.63890660 [Report] >>63890981
>>63888342
Wegmans is king and I'll die in ukraine for that ideal.

CAPTCHA: jkyrx
You're damn right beef jerky is medicinal faggot.
Anonymous No.63890679 [Report]
>>63890651
>Imagine unironically believing this
You don't have to take my word you can just walk in and see with your own eyes
>Walmarts MO
sounds like a skill issue
Anonymous No.63890698 [Report] >>63890714 >>63893462
>>63889370
>>63889460
hooooly shit
you're fucking telling me you can't buy a bottle of whiskey in a Walmart?
these are the people telling us we're not free??
Anonymous No.63890702 [Report] >>63891456
>>63889624
excellent defensive tactic.
Anonymous No.63890714 [Report]
>>63890698
You can in any Walmart in California, Arizona, Nevada or Colorado.
Anonymous No.63890723 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
>no territory in the French areas
unusual.
Anonymous No.63890819 [Report]
>>63888341
Yes, but only beer and wine. And they only sell their Aldi brand stuff, but some of it's not bad.
Anonymous No.63890853 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
>Aldi Nord and Süd are forming a defensive alliance
Lidl bros, how do we prevent Aldi from triggering article 5?
Anonymous No.63890881 [Report]
>>63890628
>Germany had cultural exports for a long time
I had Waffen SS men on both sides of my family so German cultural export was doing great back then
Anonymous No.63890902 [Report]
>>63888496
hofer has no halal shit
almost no vegan gay vegetarian cardboard food
hofer rules
hofer must rule
hofer will rule the world
Anonymous No.63890921 [Report] >>63891024
>>63889971
Actually a big reason why employees in American stores are so smothering is because they’re literally casing you out if you try to steal stuff. I wish I was joking.
Anonymous No.63890959 [Report] >>63892531
STEWARTS
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Anonymous No.63890975 [Report] >>63893020
>>63890651
Also
>make the building so shitty that it is unsuitable for any other use so can class it in a way that avoids property tax
Anonymous No.63890981 [Report]
>>63890660
Wegmans is decent but it's pretty overpriced. I'm assuming you're in the north east, market basket (New England chads only) is pretty much Wegmans but with reasonable value
Anonymous No.63890994 [Report] >>63891032
>>63890387
Most supermarkets sell beer and wine in America.
Anonymous No.63891012 [Report]
>>63888449
Bro fuck publix. Only costco and walmart now.
Anonymous No.63891024 [Report] >>63891269
>>63890921
nah. in Walmart that kind of thing is explicitly done by the asset protection team, they almost always where normal clothes so they can follow suspicious people around (and they don't talk to you, they can see from the ten million cameras if you actually stole something).
Anonymous No.63891032 [Report]
>>63890994
Gas and beer is now a UK thing. I don't like the idea but it is there.
Anonymous No.63891102 [Report]
>>63889370
The pic is kinda wrong about OR, supermarkets can sell wine and strong beer here, and liquor stores are privately owned and run but the state sets pricing on everything.

>>63889422
I guess it depends where you draw the line for what a "supermarket" is. We've got a chain here in the PNW called Bi-Mart that's sort of like a mix of a hardware store and a mini-Costco, and they sell guns and ammo, often the best prices on them around too. Actually they have beer and cigs too so it's the only place I know of where you can get the whole ATF at once.
Anonymous No.63891269 [Report] >>63891419 >>63893020
>>63891024
A lot of stores don’t have designated asset protection teams it’s the regular employees job in many cases.
Anonymous No.63891419 [Report]
>>63891269
that's simply not true, virtually all stores have one apart from a few niche outliers. Though as you described, it may just be they have a regular employee filling in for whatever reason even though it's not their original role.
Anonymous No.63891456 [Report]
>>63890702
Authenticate Blaze, read back.
Anonymous No.63891486 [Report] >>63891696 >>63893303
Anonymous No.63891696 [Report] >>63891804
>>63891486
who cares about deli meat explosions dude? we're talking about the real meat of the war on your stomach.
Anonymous No.63891804 [Report] >>63891827
>>63891696
Bologna is an Italian city where some guys used explosive weapons to kill a bunch of people.
Anonymous No.63891827 [Report]
>>63891804
What a load of bologna
Anonymous No.63891935 [Report]
>>63888523
Those are just Aldi infiltration cells.
Anonymous No.63891947 [Report]
>>63889991
not Europe proper, but Wendys will be opening in Romania this year
and they've been in Britain since Brexit
Anonymous No.63891964 [Report]
>>63890243
>Maybe you should have used some of your profits to plan ahead?
Let's say you have a billion dollar business, and 10 million yearly profits. Then you die of old age, and two years later your son who inherited the business dies in a Kobe style helicopter crash or whatever freak accident that causes an unforeseen death.
Without some kind of scheme to waive an inheritance tax, you literally cannot use the profits to save enough dough to cover two deaths happening in succession.
You are either pretending to be retarded or you literally have no idea there's a difference between wealth, revenue and profit.
Anonymous No.63892033 [Report]
>>63889680
What is the ass status, zister?
Anonymous No.63892046 [Report]
>>63889370
>you can only buy alcohol at state run ABCs, pic rel.

Incorrect, in PA who can/can't sell alcohol varies from county to county (there are counties where you can't buy any, period) and you need to get an expensive and limited (but transferable) license to do so.
Anonymous No.63892063 [Report]
>>63890380
>socializing is third world
Anonymous No.63892184 [Report]
>>63890387
I have yet to find a grocery store in the U.S that DOESN'T sell alcohol.
Anonymous No.63892296 [Report] >>63892472
>>63888342
Remove Whole Foods because I'm not some vegan commie and this is objectively correct.
Anonymous No.63892435 [Report]
>>63888650
The trolley coin system remains until people actually bring their trolleys back without the threat of laziness costing them money.
Anonymous No.63892442 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
I LOVE ALDI SO FUCKING MUCH
Anonymous No.63892449 [Report] >>63892465 >>63892477
can Buc'ees spread faster please?
Anonymous No.63892452 [Report]
>>63889688
That was the original difference the aldi brothers split over after killing communists in WWII.
Aldi is unironically based on national socialist principles, but nobody ever talks about that for obvious reasons.
Anonymous No.63892465 [Report] >>63892470 >>63892476 >>63892500 >>63892521
>>63892449
Why is there none in West Texas?
Anonymous No.63892468 [Report]
>>63888337 (OP)
Safeway is such shit, QFC is going down the shitter too

Trader Joes still stands supreme
Anonymous No.63892470 [Report]
>>63892465
that's where all the oil wells are, you can just pull over and fill up from the runoff
Anonymous No.63892472 [Report]
>>63892296
Whole foods has a ton of meat and animal products. Their food in general is super high quality but extremely overpriced, so I don't go often
Anonymous No.63892476 [Report]
>>63892465
because West Texas is a desolate waste land, it would interrupt the unbroken miles and miles of dirt hills
Anonymous No.63892477 [Report]
>>63892449
The word of the prophet (pbuh) will spread to all corners of the land of the great Satan. Inshallah
Anonymous No.63892488 [Report]
>>63890191
Black mind.
Anonymous No.63892500 [Report]
>>63892465
because there is nothing in west texas
Anonymous No.63892512 [Report] >>63893351 >>63893358
>>63888510
>>63888643
>>63888670
>>63888671
>>63889547
>wawa
>sheetz
CAZZIES DETECTED
Anonymous No.63892521 [Report] >>63893772
>>63892465
West Texas is pretty much as desolate as the New Vegas map
Anonymous No.63892531 [Report]
>>63890959
Best rootbeer
Anonymous No.63892542 [Report]
>>63890163
>Family owned
Arizona tea and little Caesars bitches.
Anonymous No.63892559 [Report]
>>63890243
If government stopped bailing out failed corps, using services on illegals, giving gibs to Israel, but instead actually for citizens I wouldn't mind paying more. Until then fuck them.
Anonymous No.63892739 [Report]
>>63889927
>while he decides between the corn-flavored corn syrup and syrup-flavored corn syrup
The rest of your post was a snooze fest, but this one hit. Thank god they sell Hecho en México Coca Cola here or else I wouldn't know what actual sugar was supposed to tasted like.
Anonymous No.63892790 [Report]
>>63889680
biedronka has that gacha thing though, idk man
Anonymous No.63892843 [Report]
>>63889422
I've never been to a supermarket that sold guns (unless you count Walmart as a supermarket), but I did go to a mom & pop store out in the country once that had a half dozen or so long guns for sale and quite a few gas stations that kept boxes of 12-gauge and .30-30 behind the counter next to the cigarettes.
Anonymous No.63892867 [Report]
>>63889370
I live in one of the free states, so Walmart is my one-stop-shop for whiskey, 5.56, and fireworks (but they will ask for ID before they'll sell you spray paint)
Anonymous No.63892919 [Report]
>>63889370
Strictly speaking ABC means that the state functions as the sole wholesaler for products covered under it. In Alabama, for instance, beer and wine are not under ABC control, only hard liquor. However, you can buy hard liquor at non-ABC stores in Alabama, private liquor stores simply have to use ABC as their wholesaler. However there are exceptions based on county and local laws, and some weird workarounds because my local Greers sells hard liquor in a separate room with its own register.
Anonymous No.63892964 [Report]
>>63888522
Ingles holds the Western Carolina's somehow
Anonymous No.63892971 [Report] >>63892985
What is the Publix situation?
Anonymous No.63892985 [Report]
>>63892971
Those things pop up literally overnight like weeds, one minute there's a nice field week later there's a Publix.
Anonymous No.63893000 [Report] >>63893019 >>63893775 >>63893816
TIL that people happily shop at Walmart, the shittiest BIG BOX store in existence.
Do you even know what they took from you?
Do you even know what a "food desert" is?
Is ethics truly secondary to cheap low quality food?
Un-American company. Or if cynical, the most American.
Anonymous No.63893006 [Report]
The humble nation-state of Buc-ees remains a bastion of freedom. May its blood pacts with 7Eleven, Costco and Shell stand eternal.
Anonymous No.63893019 [Report]
>>63893000
Same, I don't get it. That place is full of trash and has the appeal of a music festival porta-potty.
Anonymous No.63893020 [Report]
>>63890975
Property tax is assessed by use and improvement, you can neither avoid property tax nor change the classification of your business by the shape of your building.

>>63891269
Regular employees in all retail establishments are explicitly told to NOT confront suspected shoplifters and nobody is getting paid enough to bother unless they're asset protection.
Anonymous No.63893042 [Report]
>>63888431
Their meat (beef at least) has water injected into it to increase the weight. I was Aldipilled until I bought steaks from there and had them practically stew themselves when I tried to sear them. I don't even normally buy meat from supermarkets, but made me question what other dodgy tricks they were using to dress mutton as lamb, so I noped out and won't go back. If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Anonymous No.63893105 [Report]
>>63888495
Aldi lacks the landing craft to make a proper assault on the UP and they know it.
An overland assault through Wisconsin is impractical due to overstretched supply lines
Anonymous No.63893264 [Report]
>>63890023
I work at a sporting goods store in the US and when I ask you if you need any assistance, I'm genuinely asking. Helping customers find something they're looking for or helping them make a decision about a purchase feels good. It's not fake (unless I'm having a really shitty day of course).
Anonymous No.63893278 [Report]
>>63890267
Varies by county. In mine you need a loicense to sell, and theres only so many to go around.
Anonymous No.63893303 [Report] >>63893473
>>63891486
No body cares about your fag thread, adcuck.
Anonymous No.63893351 [Report]
>>63892512
I love rofo but the coffee is fucking terrible. Do better.
Anonymous No.63893358 [Report]
>>63892512
>I'm not the only rofo brotha
MHMM DAS RITE!
Anonymous No.63893416 [Report]
Best hot deli hands down. Literally fill your own tray Chinese food (not watered down shit for white people) for a low set price. If it fits it ships.
Anonymous No.63893462 [Report]
>>63890698
The us liqueur laws are ground up decisions in lawmaking, it is because of that structure that we are free.
Anonymous No.63893473 [Report]
>>63893303
If you check the archives you'll see the thread has been reposted a dozen times
https://desuarchive.org/k/search/text/bologna/type/op/
And it's obviously not intended to be about weapons or warfare or fun.
Anonymous No.63893513 [Report]
>>63889460
You can clock out at 7 am, go to a jewel osco in cook county, and get hard liquor. Same with beer and wine at aldi. Your illinois map is wrong
Anonymous No.63893772 [Report]
>>63892521
>as desolate as the New Vegas map
So there are small settlements and random people every few hundred yards?
I swear to god, video games have ruined peoples sense of scale.
Anonymous No.63893775 [Report]
>>63893000
>Do you even know what they took from you?
By the time they realize wallmart has already ruined every other store in town and it's too late.
Anonymous No.63893816 [Report]
>>63893000
People in low income areas don't really get much of a choice. More often than not, they do have the best deals, which is king when you've gotta make every penny count.
Anonymous No.63893920 [Report]
>>63889907
Dude even here in Italy the Foot Locker had to scale back the "friendly greetings" because it was starting to drive customers away and seen as nothing more than pressure marketing. Let me browse in peace.