The cashiers are great, but check out is often why we call it Y'Aldi's. It is pretty budgeted and begs the question if the store even wants customers to buy anything when it can be so difficult to check out.
With my husband today, we spotted some meat that a worker said she would just throw away, despite also saying that such meat is donated every Tuesday. In Waco, Aldi's froze and donated their meat, which animals had to die to produce. The meat today was called "trash" but it could have provided a multi-person meal. In this economy and with homeless everywhere, what kind of anti-humanitarian agenda is this?
I never want to support a store that doesn't respect animal life or treating humans with basic respect. When my husband calmly asked about this, he was met with lousy customer service, an attitude, and accused of trespassing if he touched this meat. What amazingly BAD customer service. That naturally is upsetting, and could have and should have been handled respectfully.
Aldi's is a place where the customer is always wrong. Being treated with disrespect is inexcusable. Also, the manager always has an angry countenance, is pierced, tattooed, never cracks a smile, has RBF, and is very unfriendly looking. When you walk by her it makes you want to leave the store. Aldi's lost our business for good today. The loud mouthed, disrespectful whores working here ought to be ashamed of themselves and shouldn't be allowed to have a job that interacts with the public at all. Straight lousy. Give your money anywhere else but here. read more