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Aldi
Is it just me or does Aldi's stance on not putting your shopping in carrier bags at the till really get my fecking backup
They insist on scanning your items so fast you just don't have time to pack them and when you ask them to slow down they say its policy not to pack into bags at the till
I'm the customer here and I'll decide how I pack my bags you bunch of muppets.
End of rant.
30th Jun 2016 10:38 pm
YT
Member Since: 27 Sep 2013
Location: Cheshire
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+1
30th Jun 2016 10:43 pm
HughMartin
Member Since: 30 Mar 2008
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So, it's you who slows up the queue whenever I'm fifth in line and in a hurry
30th Jun 2016 10:52 pm
StephenO
Member Since: 15 Feb 2010
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It's no frills retailing, you get what you pay for. They don't do service hence the price of their products. Self service tills frustrate the hell out of me but Aldi & Lidl need them2016 RR Sport Autobiography
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30th Jun 2016 10:56 pm
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Re: Aldi
DigitalJunior wrote:
.....I'm the customer here and I'll decide how I pack my bags you bunch of muppets. ....
For me, that doesn't really work. You go into Aldi, knowing how the checkouts are run, but want to do it your way?
That's like going into B&Q and demanding they sell bakery goods, because you're the customer and you'll decide where you want to buy your bread, you useless sellers of DIY hardware and building materials.
30th Jun 2016 10:57 pm
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In tesco a couple weeks ago with a full trolley and a tesco man said you'll have to use the self service till I said do I get a discount for using that till ?? No sir well k you then , if I'm working for tesco I want paying !!!!!!!! , so he got a tesco lady to open another till for my shopping to be done bunch of robbing g ers ...-------------------------------------------------
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30th Jun 2016 11:15 pm
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We never use bags if we have a trolley sized shop, shop goes straight back into the trolley out to the D3 and loaded into folding crates, one for the fridge, one for fruit and veg and another for dry goods, nice and simple.==================================
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30th Jun 2016 11:25 pm
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Member Since: 08 Mar 2010
Location: Warwickshire
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Re: Aldi
DigitalJunior wrote:
I'm the customer here and I'll decide how I pack my bags you bunch of muppets.
End of rant.
Doesn't bother me, if your organised and put all your open bags in the trolley you just rapidly throw it all into the open bags rather than into the trolley itself, job done and out you go. Use Aldi every week and haven't once had to use the bagging area behind the checkouts.
Does annoy me though when you get a 'muppet' in front of you that insists on wasting half my day packing their bag.
30th Jun 2016 11:32 pm
galwaygreen
Member Since: 30 Oct 2011
Location: plymouth
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unload your trolley ..pass it thro the till..reload your trolley....after that do what you like ..bag it or take trolley to car...simple....this is how the germans do it...you will move fast..
30th Jun 2016 11:35 pm
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+1 ^^
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Doesn't bother me, if your organised and put all your open bags in the trolley you just rapidly throw it all into the open bags rather than into the trolley itself, job done and out you go. Use Aldi every week and haven't once had to use the bagging area behind the checkouts.
and i won't have a bad word about those nice Aldi people who bought me a new MacBook pro and a new 55" 4K TV after i fell in store on a spillage
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30th Jun 2016 11:36 pm
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Do like I do, at any supermarket, open the back of the D4 up and chuck it all in.... Ok some stuff goes into the cool box but most of the rest goes into a large tray like cardboard box I have in the back of my Discovery, loosely fixed into the rearmost end of the load space....2016 Discovery 4 Commercial
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30th Jun 2016 11:36 pm
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Surely you have your hampers delivered by Fortnum's??
30th Jun 2016 11:39 pm
MarkOne
Member Since: 23 Jul 2011
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It's because they aim or should I say Aldi's target for their checkout staff is 1400 items an hour through the till. Helping you pack your bags might isn't important to them, making money is.
You lot still go to a Supermarket
Reading this reminds me of the fun I've missed for the last four or five years.
No one ramming trolleys onto the back of your ankles, queuing for a checkout, stroppy cashiers throwing your goods down the checkout, doors of cars smashing into yours.
Have it delivered to the door, sooooo much easier.
1st Jul 2016 8:03 am
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customer here and I'll decide how I pack my bags you bunch of 
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and a tesco man said you'll have to use the self service till 
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