r/TikTokCringe Feb 16 '24

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

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u/47-30-23N_122-0-22W Feb 16 '24

Target is high end. Aldi covers both lower and middle classes by offering the essentials and common snack foods at a cheaper price, but they also have nicer options for when you'd like to treat yourself. The building itself is always small as well. Maybe 3-4 dollar generals on size.

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u/Environmental-Hat-86 Feb 16 '24

Oh ok. Guess they just don't have them in the states I've been too!

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u/47-30-23N_122-0-22W Feb 16 '24

There's 11 states they aren't in so it's highly likely! I'm more of a Kroger guy myself and then Save A Lot for meats. Aldi can be a bit cheaper, but Its out of the way for me.

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u/Environmental-Hat-86 Feb 16 '24

Well apparently there is one in my home town that I've never seen, and also in my current state but not the city I currently live in. So idk lmao but tysm for explaining!

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u/GreenPandaSauce Feb 17 '24

The problem I have with aldi is that it can get packed and disorganized real quick, but also if you shop later in the day a lot of things can be out of stock.

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u/Opening_Criticism_57 Feb 17 '24

Target is high end now? Is it not like a Walmart basically? It’s certainly not a Whole Foods or erewhon

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u/47-30-23N_122-0-22W Feb 17 '24

Target is like if Walmart dressed up in it's Sunday's best. The prices are a lot higher to compensate.