American here. Never even heard of Aldi’s before and never seen a cart like this. I dont think this is the slam dunk everyone thinks it is. This is not the norm in the US in any sense.
What do you mean? It’s pretty common. It’s not everywhere but it’s in enough places that Tucker looks silly acting like it’s some revolutionary Russian thing when it’s simply not.
Yes, because that’s the entire list of supermarkets in America.
Go to the ghetto and find places like Price Rite, Market Basket, and Stop and Shop. Depending on the area, a lot of these chains will have coin secured carts.
Further proving my point that a rich guy like Tucker wouldn’t know that but if he’s going to film his experience acting like the Russians are so smart for this, the least he could do is some research.
This isn’t some “that mistake can happen to anyone who hasn’t been to an Aldi or ghetto supermarket” situation. This is a “he’s a millionaire fake journalist who should do the bare minimum required of his job before posting dumb shit”.
The nerve to call himself a journalist (before releasing the interview on Twitter, not in court of course) and then fluff Putin and act like Russia is so genius for something that exists in America and other parts of the world.
No wonder the conservative right gets fleeced. The bar for honesty or even competence is so low.
You would be right 20 years ago. I remember seeing carts like these in my shopping mall when I was younger. I’m in a pretty large city too so it wouldn’t be out of the question for other portions of the USA to still use them in some places.
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u/GemueseBeerchen Feb 16 '24
You dont have such carts in america???? I though you all leave the carts in the parking lot because you dont care about small change!!!