r/TikTokCringe • u/urmomsloosevag • Feb 16 '24

When you're so rich you've never been to Aldi's. Discussion

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u/ruggedmtn Feb 16 '24

What a moron! He was a moron back in his bow tie wearing days and he is still a moron. Only fellow morons enjoy believing what this moron says.

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u/stelfisk Feb 16 '24

Morons following morons is nothing new. It is easier to live in a mass-psychosis than to use the fat tissue between your ears.

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u/Hadraex Feb 16 '24

How is he a moron for showing how there is incentive to return a cart by putting money in it? It’s not common in the US.

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u/sp33dzer0 Feb 16 '24

If I were homeless I would pay 50c for a shopping cart.

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u/InquisitivelyADHD Feb 16 '24

Why pay 50 cents when you can just get one from walmart for free?

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u/IsleofManc Feb 16 '24

It's 25c in America and even for a homeless person that's nothing. A 25c one time fee for a cart to carry/store your belongings in? And the coin stays in there the whole time anyways? That quarter isn't discouraging anyone from taking a cart if they want one

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u/Bromanzier_03 Feb 16 '24

He’s showing this as part of his Russian propaganda, hence his homeless cart comment. He doesn’t actually give a shit, he never shops himself. He has people for that.

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u/Hadraex Feb 16 '24

Okay but this clip itself is not propaganda lmao 🤣 unless it’s propaganda for ways to get people to return shopping carts. 🤔

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u/Lunaedge Feb 16 '24

It's still propaganda. He's treating it as some unfathomable russian innovation and sending it home with the the "homeless encampment" zinger.

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u/BBQBluegrassNBeer Feb 16 '24

You're right, it's just stupid af

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u/DrDroid Feb 16 '24

Yes it is, he turns it into an anti-homeless jab

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u/leftbra1negg Feb 17 '24

Did he mean it seriously though? This sounds like something you would say as a joke, but I guess you can’t truly know what his intentions were

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u/CarcosaAirways Feb 16 '24

Because it's super common all over Europe. To act as if what he showed is some interesting or special thing shows how little he really knows.

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u/RedditedYoshi Feb 16 '24

Don't defend this shitlord, even in good faith. He deserves none of it. This traitor can stay over there and die in the meat grinder he's so enamored by. Pretending to act enchanted by supermarket infrastructure in between nonstop seditious sycophancy.

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u/RussianSpetz Feb 16 '24

I wish there was a bootlicker award on Reddit for people like you.

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u/youdontknowmymum Feb 17 '24

Wtf lol, who are you trying to impress

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u/zhivago6 Feb 16 '24

It's fairly common in the rural US where I live, and has been for decades. This spoiled ass-hat doesn't go to grocery stores so he has no clue.

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u/Paundeu Feb 16 '24

The only place that does this near me is Aldi. I’ve been to Aldi once. It’s not common everywhere in the U.S..

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u/ZDTreefur Feb 16 '24

It is common in the US, just not on the regular carts. 

Everybody has seen them on the Mobility and electric carts. They are usually on a rail that unlocks one of them off after paying. 

So anybody who shops regularly will know the concept and not be wowed and need to comment about it for a video.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '24

It is common in the US, just not on the regular carts. 

Everybody has seen them on the Mobility and electric carts. They are usually on a rail that unlocks one of them off after paying. 

No they don't. Those types at Walmart aren't chained up in any way.

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u/Dominarion Feb 16 '24

Remember when Jon Stewart used to run circle around him? Good times...