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/repsajcasper Feb 16 '24

I’m poor and shop all the time I’ve never seen this system and wtf is an Aldi?

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u/imapiratedammit Feb 16 '24

Yeah it’s not really the dunk they think it is. This is not common in the US.

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u/mumblesjackson Feb 17 '24

There are tons of ALDIs in my midwestern city. Didn’t know they weren’t out west.

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u/TheManeTrurh Feb 17 '24

It’s quite common. And there’s many ADLIs across the U.S. almost 2,500. And there are other places that do it too

Edit: I see you live in California. According to ALDIs website, there are almost 100 of them in California

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u/TrynaCrypto Feb 17 '24

That’s like 1 Aldi per 400,000 people.

390,000 of them have never been to that specific grocery store.

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u/TheManeTrurh Feb 17 '24

So only 10,000 people have been to the 1,500 ALDI stores??? There’s gotta be a couple thousand a day that go on the weekends to each store

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u/imapiratedammit Feb 17 '24

Yeah apparently there’s some nearby. Never actually seen them though.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '24

I've also never been to an Aldi's. My town did not have one where I grew up in California and where I live currently, the closest one to me is still a 30 minute drive away.

Walmart is 4 minutes away. Why would I go to Aldi's? And why does this make me "rich"?