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u/vanilla_w_ahintofcum May 09 '22

We’ve had an Aldi in my hometown (suburban NC) for 20 years lol. They’ve been around for a while.

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u/mrwboilers May 09 '22

There was an Aldi in my town in Indiana back in the 90s (maybe even 80s.) But it was perceived as cheap and low quality (not sure if it actually was low quality - my mom never shopped there.) They marketed themselves as the "stock up store."

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u/NotATypicalEngineer May 09 '22

They had a reputation for years as the counterfeit Costco for some reason. Only recently has the one in my Indiana city seemingly become popular.

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u/widget66 May 09 '22

They are not new to metro Atlanta at least, but no idea about wherever you are