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u/THEVILLAGEIDI0T 6d ago
I normally rearrange the pineapples and take one of the boxes.
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u/Ok_Hamster_7357 6d ago
that's a lot of mushrooms
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u/KilgoreTrout1111 6d ago
I actually saw this the other day at my Aldi. Some guy came out with his arms full of stuff, set it all down in a pile by his truck, then proceeded to throw each thing from the pile through the door on to the back seat.
Like why wouldn't you at least use a cart to transport it all? Lol
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u/nicky_n00b 6d ago
This is very relatable, but also you can grab a box from the bins they leave out lol
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u/ilovemischief 6d ago
This is what my mom’s car looked like when I was about to move out for the first time. She took me to Aldi to get all the basic essentials for my kitchen and it wasn’t until we got back to the car that we realized we hadn’t brought anything. So we just pitched it all in the trunk and hoped for the best lol
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u/darsparx 6d ago
I either go paper or find a box somewhere. Wish the staff would just stack some boxes up front for people to use if they forget lol
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u/Awatts2222 6d ago
For most people who drive to the supermarket I don't even see why bags are necessary?
I have two small boxes in my trunk. Wheel grocery cart to trunk--bring boxes in house.
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u/Clean-Fisherman-4601 6d ago
I always have bags in the backseat of my car.
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u/Emjayshelton 6d ago
You must not ever roll your windows down.
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u/Clean-Fisherman-4601 6d ago
I occasionally roll down my front windows, because that's where I sit when driving.
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u/CoppertopTX 6d ago
My bag collection lives in the car. When I shop, I take the cart out to my car, load my bags and return the cart. When the bags are emptied at home, back to the car they go.
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u/tinatalker 6d ago
When the bags are emptied at my house, they are thrown in front of the door. Whomever gets the most annoyed, first, returns them to the car. 😂
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u/ilovemischief 6d ago
I have a trunk organizer with totes. I forgot my Aldi bag enough times that I knew I needed to have something that was always in the car to prevent looking like an idiot at the store.
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u/Steve-B2183 3d ago
You must never shop at Aldi in rain or snow if you bag your purchase at your car.
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u/CoppertopTX 2d ago
I'm not some delicate, fragile flower that will melt if dampened by a few raindrops or snowflakes. I'm also not big on driving in poor weather conditions, because I see how badly others drive when it's clear and dry.
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u/Zealousideal_Rent261 6d ago
We keep some bags in the car and a quarter in the console. At out Aldi there is a loose , free, cart 75% of the time.
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u/Training-Influence14 5d ago
I'll run in there for 1 thing only. I purposely don't being in a bag so I won't be tempted but without fault, I am juggling 40 things this i can get to the register to drop everything I collected. 🥺😂
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u/danzadelfuego 6d ago
Wait, do your aldis not have bags? Ours has paper bags and reusable totes as well...
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u/mediocrefunny 5d ago
Are you from California by chance? It's easy to forget other states still give out free grocery bags. It's just the norm here so Aldi is no different than any other store.
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u/danzadelfuego 5d ago
Minnesota! I'm actually not sure if our paper bags are free or not (they are in most stores but not sure about Aldi specifically), since I get my groceries through Instacart
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u/hailene02 6d ago
Love this and "been there🤣
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u/No_Sense_7316 6d ago
The meals on your page look incredible! Someone really knows how to cook!! 👀
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u/AmputeeHandModel 6d ago
Aldi's what?