Grocery Shopping In Germany Be Like!😂🇩🇪🇺🇸

[@LauraLaurent86]

When a new Kasse opens it‘s survival of the fittest in Germany

[@acmenipponair]

Yes and the most intelligent buyers now already ahead by looking at the staffs movement which Kasse will open :D

[@Mountaineeeer]

@@acmenipponair😂

[@cloudsn]

Usually in my town when a cashier is about to open a new register they tell a specific customer as they're walking down the aisle. Like "you can come to #6" and then you follow them. They say it all quiet. I suspect it's so that customers don't fight over who was there first.

[@vrenak]

@@cloudsn When I worked retail, I would always do this to those I knew were fast, lotsof regulars, so you got to know which people were fast, so you could quickly send a bunch of people on their way, and making everyone happy.

[@Jo_Wardy]

And in Aldi new register opens its first come first serve.

[@Lentreeo]

You forgot the "packing your groceries in extreme rush and panic" moment 😅

[@jecapeca]

We have Lidl in Serbia. No need to hurry. I put all of the groceries back in a shopping cart. There are nice wooden platforms for sorting things in bags, 2 steps away from the cash registers.

[@bunn228]

It's why you line up your groceries in an order that makes it efficient for packing! Square meat packs first to lay at the bottom, small jars and stuff that can slide in anywhere towards the back kind of thing. Then you can pack as fast as they're scanning :D

[@Lentreeo]

@@bunn228 exactly, the efficient way :D

[@MCFC111]

My friend told me about the stress suffered because of it

[@dieseldragon6756]

@@jecapeca Ditto at Lidls in the UK, too... ...But it seems like I'm the only Lidl UK customer who realises this so far. 😉

[@allesbelegt123]

forgot the parts where you need to pack stuff yourself xD

[@texasrose2315]

In America most grocery stores have gone to self-check out, you scan and bag your groceries.

[@Auvas_Damask]

​@@texasrose2315I know at least one REWE in my city where this is the case

[@sweet_tee2320]

Pretty much like this place called Aldi's where I live

[@lady0shady]

And everything is flying around bcuz it's that one market chain... 😏😏😏

[@johanna2690]

​@@sweet_tee2320Because Aldi is German

[@sirius007]

"Αll Americans should be accompanied by an adult".

[@rahulnishadxd]

Lmao, the best one yet 😂

[@notnek202]

All Europeans can start paying for their own defense spending.

[@williingulfditlefsen669]

@@notnek202 OOOOh, hit a nerve now, have we

[@loredanadincu7930]

​@@notnek202USA should give the f gold reserves back then. Also Bozo no one asked the USA to be in everyone else bussines. No need of your f army

[@christianpalmer]

Really 😅😂🙄

[@GroMoPiLa89]

When I first visited a super market in America as a german everybody watched me unbelievably when I started packing items in bags by myself 😂

[@eastfrisian_88]

My stepmother was an au pair in California in the early 1980s and was stared at open-mouthed as she unpacked the bags she had brought with her and packed groceries and the packing assistant (older guy) lovingly grabbed her by the arm and said "Honey, let me do this, I'm getting paid for it!" 😂 She still likes to tell that story today.

[@MistedMind]

The German does not need to be catered! HE IS A GROWN PERSON!!! THE HORROR!!!

[@KlaudiaShaefferr]

I pack my bags in America sometimes

[@sandracarli1110]

It happened to me in Ireland as well. 😅

[@NiniRockX]

Same here 😂

[@its_foi]

He should have practiced with ALDI in the US before going to Germany. 😂

[@bri4498]

oh yeah, aldi is german... makes sense now

[@paulallen1108]

I was going to say, if he had only been to an Aldi he would have known about the shopping carts

[@ntabile]

That's right!

[@KomodoGamer]

In Germany you can buy light alcoholic beverages like beer at the age of 16

[@KratomReviews]

That's the law, but in reality, you can buy at age 12-13, as long as your head is above the hight of the counter they will sell it

[@tardistrailers]

@@KratomReviews That might at most be the case in some rural bavarian towns. I got asked for ID when buying wine way into my mid 20s.

[@fionaneale3784]

In Bavaria, kids start drinking beer as children, so it's no big deal like it is in the US or UK, the age you can buy alcohol.

[@KomodoGamer]

@@fionaneale3784 very True

[@ginshinimpactplayer3044]

Same in Denmark

[@sther9608]

The funniest part for me is that the hotdogs in a jar is usually a part of the american week sortiment in lidl :D

[@monejohn9973]

Gross 😅Don't nobody in the usa buy that crap

[@sther9608]

@@monejohn9973 lidl must have missed the mark tremendously - they do it a lot, the kimchi they sell sometimes taste more like a sweet pickle

[@sharonvalentine2373]

Ours our in a vacuum sealed bag, which is like a jar but worse for the environment. If I can grill it, I’m good

[@EdelOss1]

@@monejohn9973 yeah its disgusting...Butcher Hot Dogs (wiener) are the best....and a littl fun fact (gross means Big in german)

[@Irishrebel092]

​@@monejohn9973so what's the difference between a glass jar and the plastic vacuum sealed bag that they usually come in?

[@BeataBeata-nw9de]

'just this time I'll be nice' 🤣

[@timaeustanis359]

That "Nein" hit different bro

[@mynonmignon]

9999999999

[@tonof.c.1397]

In Spain we also don't respect the line when a new kasse open, but we go to the new one very slow. We are very chill about that lol

[@j.kristineemmons]

Yeah, in the US, it's funny. People just randomly look around to see who else is going, and a few here and there get out of their line to file into the new one in no specific order

[@tonof.c.1397]

@@j.kristineemmons Same here 🙌🏻 We have no need to run hahaha

[@mosasako4679]

@@j.kristineemmonswow in germany and austria as well as switzerland people will start to approach the new kasse visibly in hectic. In fact 2 seconds after it was opened there are enough to fill it so u habe to decide in the very first seconds to stay or switch. Gotta love that constant rush bc it makes things faster and more efficient. We dont have time to waste

[@moladiver6817]

​@@mosasako4679Same Holland. Glad to have left that treadmill some 15 years ago jeez. 😮

[@dangercat9188]

​@j.kristineemmons yup. If I see an open register, I look around for about 2 seconds and then I go.

[@mediagirl]

And this is the easy mode, its only a Supermarkt and not a Discounter, where your items after cash register scanning get hurled at you at superhuman speeds.

[@Mr-jj3gp]

I won’t mind anything from the video but what you just mentioned is a bit too much. I’d be so upset 😭 😂

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

Datenschutz 😂😂. The way he says it makes me laugh.

[@EIroen]

Das am Anfang stell ich mir am härtesten für Amerikaner for 😂

[@daykibaran9668]

Ja das denke ich auch

[@AjMariano]

Viele Geschäfte in den USA nutzen die gleichen Einkaufswagen. Es ist nicht neu

[@jonawolf8023]

Meine erste Begegnung mit diesen Einkaufswagen war, als ich einer älteren Frau (sie konnte nicht mehr gut laufen) auf dem Parkplatz angeboten habe ihren Einkaufswagen aufzuräumen. Auser das man einen Euro braucht um den Einkaufswagen zu entsperren, habe ich an dem Tag noch einige Schimpfwörter gelernt.

[@daykibaran9668]

@@jonawolf8023 sie dachte bestimmt das du sie bestehlen wolltest. Das tut mir leid dass du solch eine Erfahrung machen musstest

[@jonawolf8023]

@@daykibaran9668 nachdem ich das mit der Münze verstanden hatte und sie verstanden hat das es meine erste Woche in Deutschland war, war sie sehr freundlich. Das gehört zu den Erfahrungen die jeder mal macht wenn er in ein anderes Land kommt. Eine Portion Humor ist da nie ein Fehler.

[@DrZhuBaJie]

I recently complained to the cashier that she was checking the id of the girl in front of me with the vodka but not me. But she just laughed into my grey-bearded 53-year old face. 😢

[@Plethorality]

Dammit.

[@KratomReviews]

Even if you are 12-13 they will sell it to you in Germany, my friend from Germany says the rule of thumb is if your head is high enough to see over the counter they will sell it

[@puper84]

​@@KratomReviews emmmm, no. Cashiers are very strict and thorough about that in Germany.

[@KratomReviews]

@@puper84 Not according to my friend that grew up in Germany, the saying is from his town, if your head reaches above the counter you can buy. Also I was able to buy in both Germany and Italy when I visited ages 12 and 15, and I don't think that was a fluke, most places in those countries don't mind age.

[@langweilervomdienst]

@@KratomReviews Well, as a German myself who is working as a cashier beside the studying at university, I can guarantee you as soon as you look young (enough) you'll get definitely checked about your age ^.-

[@enricochestri]

I think the cashier is a really kind person. Yes, Germans can be very nice too. Just be kind to people and they'll be nice to you, all over the world.

[@Adaman368]

Germans - when it comes to queues - no law so I'll do what I like 😅

[@TheKeeeks97]

Germans when there are rules: Follow them without asking whether they make sense. Germans if there are no rules: Pure anarchy! 😅

[@j.kristineemmons]

Wild!

[@Twiggy163]

This very much explains why they don't get along with the Brits.

[@GabibboReall]

That wasn't even the line... the line was for another checkout not a new one lmao that's just stupid to think.

[@DexOnF1re]

This isnt just germany this is Europe 🌍

[@Sakachi18]

It's honestly a smart way to get people to do the right thing and stop stealing carts or being lazy and not putting them back. Saves money on paying people to go round up carts too.

[@kuplung22]

Aldi is german.

[@ntabile]

Same in some part of the world.

[@EDuGoIHuvvet]

I'm from Sweden, and it's the same here. Although some stores have actually ditched the locks now for some reason. Maybe because people don't really carry cash anymore. But there are these plastic coins that you can also use, so most of us use those. But it's still pretty rare to see stray carts even when they don't have locks on them. Most people are just decent enough to actually put them back where they belong anyways.

[@Sakachi18]

@@EDuGoIHuvvet Really? People in Sweden don't carry cash on them??? That's so surprising to me. I always have cash on me.

[@EDuGoIHuvvet]

@@Sakachi18 Nope! Where pretty much all cash free now. I haven't had an actual bill in my hand for like three years I think. Sometimes coins, but that's also rare. We pay things with card, apple pay, Samsung pay, or Swish (kinda like venmo I think) like 90% of the times, if not more. Cash are mostly just used on fairs and markets and stuff like that, but there's often only one till in stores that still takes cash, the rest is cash free.

[@olli1068]

The scene where another checkout opens and one person from the end of the waiting line storms forward to be the first to line up there is not shown very realistic. It's actually much worse, like a Le-Mans type racing start. The moment, you hear the announcement, there is pure anarchy! If you ever wait at the checkout in a German grocery store, here is one advise which can save your life: Never ever underestimate the accelerating ability of elderly women with their fully loaded shopping cart!

[@vrenak]

0-100 in 0,00001s

[@aartimajumdar6944]

Qq😊

[@chrielacour2139]

Perfect description😂of what happens when another cash desk opens..

[@starluzenja9861]

😅😅😅

[@goldenmoonlight1573]

Tip from someone who works at Aldi: when they announce that they're gonna open another register, the designated cashier is still busy somewhere else. They have to put their pallet out of the way, walk to the front of the store, grab their cash drawer (every cashier has their own personal drawer) and put it into the register. The whole process can easily take over two minutes. Unless you're far back in the line, it's probably quicker if you just stay where you are.

[@jenniferh1416]

Shop in Aldi in the U.S. and a few other stores then, you'll be familiar with using a quarter to unlock the carts.

[@hi-or4sg]

Cashier: I would have given it to you if you were 12. 😂😂😂

[@sgolowka]

Ganz genau alkofrei 6-pack🎉

[@forikspro-8383]

Balkan cashier to 5 year old:not like I care or something.

[@pierrehenriot2480]

14 with a legal guardian

[@alejandrapamelanila4154]

The thing about the carts is weird. I as a Mexican would be standing in the line, too. I wouldn't show my ID, but I would say 'hello' 😄

[@ThirdAlt]

The 4 wheel turn shopping carts are amazing

[@afropunkx]

At this point it’s basically just America vs the world.. 4 wheel steering and coin release carts are everywhere in Europe lol Edit: lots of triggered people in my replies 😊 it’s just shopping carts guys …😂 get a grip.

[@kathrinkaefer]

So what do Americans have if they don't have 4-wheel steering? I must know!

[@afropunkx]

@@kathrinkaefer the wheels are locked at the back. You have to do literal manoeuvres to get your cart around the store. A minor issue and yet it sounds incredibly jarring.

[@noobsaibot299]

@@afropunkxhell no, this 4 wheel steering is dumb as fuck, I even see Germans struggling to use the 4 wheel steering, it puts me at ease everytime I feel dumb while using one lmao

[@DKStone24]

The problem with the 4 wheels is if the parking lot is not level your cart always wants to go downhill. That’s way easier with just two wheels that steer

[@noobsaibot299]

@@DKStone24 yup, happens everytime at Kaufland… slammed right in to my car once

[@aylinkate2005]

In Australia you do need a 1$ or 2$ coin to use a cart then put the lock of the cart into a another to retrieve your money back

[@yuding6019]

Ha, I was asked for ID a few days ago at REWE, and I'm turning 29 this year :)

[@elisa6212]

That's worth boasting about!!! 😂

[@Kloetenhenne]

I was so proud when I had my first ID and had turned 16. On my birthday I bought drinks for my friends and I and the cashier didn't even want to see my ID. I was devastated 😂😂

[@ThomasKnip]

But not for bying beer. Rather for picking the latest "Playboy" from the rack. ^^

[@yvonneburns2786]

That's real bragging rights!

[@Dany-z9s]

I had that too. Wait until you’re 32, have a gray hair and they call you sir. You’ll feel old

[@viktorgrigirev7580]

Im Edeka an der Schwabstraße Stuttgart direkt den Laden erkannt

[@motleyassortment5512]

Carts are like ALDI , insert 25 cents to use and press release button after return cart to get quarter back.

[@RalpGalland]

Here in Norway they started using those "coin in" carts in some places, including a store in the closest city. That xmas, their competitor store handed out keychains as xmasgifts with their logo on it and a "rounded stick" on it that unlocked the other stores carts. Over the next few yearsalot of stores handed out various keychain coins or unlockers... Except the stores with those carts. I have not seen a coin/chained cart in years, they vanished. :P

[@SonjaHamburg]

It's a full Euro in germany and in EVERY supermarket 😬

[@TheVindalloo]

The till rush drives me crazy. Whenever I let people go in front of me, they're blown away

[@gingerfellah5665]

I live in Belgium and it’s the convention to say “bonjour” to the checkout person but I also say “how are you?” It’s not conventional but most of them like it and they’re kinder to the groceries.

[@ericthiel4053]

Man, German grocery stores are on point. Edeka and Rewe were my favorites. Just great food and some selections of snacks and drinks.

[@suroyaanjum1801]

I work in retail in the UK, the Americans expect someone to pack for them 😅

[@danialfaro5143]

We Mexicans do too 😅. We have never packed our own bags, there’s always someone to do it for you and them you tip them. 🤷🏻‍♀️.

[@elizabethtorrales7170]

Oh darling, that's nothing. We also smile at strangers, and say good morning, and ask people if they need help with crossing the streets or find a destination. When we go through a door, since we already have the door open, we hold it open for the person behind us. Etc. etc. etc., that's how "dumb" we Americans are. If you find yourself in our neck of the woods, don't be a stranger now. Stop by and say howdy.

[@jonjonr6]

​@@elizabethtorrales7170exactly. It might not be everywhere in the US. But we generally try to be courteous and considerate, but somehow we're the selfish ones. I think it's because comedians joke about lazy, fat, selfish Americans. So the rest of the world think that's really how it is.

[@Tiffany-l2c]

@@elizabethtorrales7170not in the Northeast lol

[@Mr-jj3gp]

@@elizabethtorrales7170that’s a big lie 😂 well at least in NYC….

[@leolu4525]

The "Bittuuuuuuu" girl is always in the background 😂

[@nikitatavernitilitvynova]

I learnt this from experice living in Genova Italy, a city full of old people. Never ever run to a newly opened cash desk. Never. Most people will move to that one making your line short anyways. In some cases people will move in line order out of respect but most times they'll savage run to the new till.

[@aspen2024]

It's better just to say put and let all the crazies leave the line imo.

[@heathermetz6576]

“Four wheels steer?”

[@jewellchunn2251]

First off. America has Aldi stores where you have to put in a quarter to use the carts. Also there are hotdogs in a jar here too. Usually in the baby food area.

[@Hawthorneheights888]

The ALDIs up and down the east coast I’ve been to don’t have that, interesting. Also, ew.

[@sugeyramirez9578]

Mini hotdogs in a jar for babies also I have seen it in a can.

[@TheKeeeks97]

Life hack for US-americans: A 25ct coin also fits in the slot to unlock the shopping kart. For people from the UK: It also works with a 10 pence coin.

[@ThePlantageNot]

Thanks pal 😊

[@BTCCryptobro]

Use the back of a key whit a round end also works

[@TheKeeeks97]

@@BTCCryptobro maybe but i've all my keys on a key ring like most people i guess. :D

[@texasrose2315]

We have shopped at Aldi's its the same there except 16 year olds cant buy beer in the States.

[@Jo_Wardy]

Have to be 18 in Australia and in Germany you have to be 18 to drink to liquor

[@texasrose2315]

@@Jo_Wardy If an 18 year old can be drafted and/or go to war, than they should be able to drink. It’s silly here in the states, 21 to drink alcohol but 18 to go to war and use weapons that kill people!

[@BosnianHeisenberg]

16 y olds in Germany can drink light alcoholic beverages

[@haileymalmqvist7261]

Same in sweden! Im half swedish and half german so I know❤

[@monad_tcp]

Oh yes, you can drive when you're 16, but can't drink. On most of Europe its probably the other way around, you can drink when you're 16, but can't drive.

[@aaronj3245]

You can drink at 16 in germany

[@marcmitc2212]

Drive alone with 18 but u can begin your drivers licence with 16.5 to drive w/ Ur Patents at 17 ("Begleitetes fahren")

[@Furry-Studio]

​@@marcmitc2212Bei uns darf man den Autoschein mit 15,5 Jahren beginnen und mit 17 selbst fahren😂

[@jonasrmb01]

​@@Furry-Studio Wo denn? Schweiz?Österreich?

[@Furry-Studio]

@@jonasrmb01 In Österreich. Ist schon seit Jahren so 😅

[@angelaa911]

Except we do see carts that need quarters at Aldi (and some other stores) and the 4 wheel drive at IKEA everything else is 😂

[@lastraniera7047]

The turkish kid’s sound in the background.. 😂 “başka biri var..”

[@ceydanur123]

😂demesen fark etmiyodum

[@taplerdsd]

It’s pretty odd the those cart locks where you add a coin to it is in many big Canadian grocery stores and retailers

[@sn350channel]

The biggest difference between Germany and USA when it comes to grocery shopping: Americans have 2 full shopping carts of junk food and Germany only buys what they need for a day or two.

[@BTCCryptobro]

Not on Friday

[@nightscore]

@@dangercat9188nah he is kinda right. I visited the states quite often and they for sure buy more junk then we do… and the food is even worse in quality

[@matrafa]

When being nice and social and looked down upon

[@randomvideoguy9336]

Our supermarket trolleys in the UK have 4 wheel steering. I didn't know America didn't. I thought every country's supermarket trolleys had 4 wheel steering.

[@christianpalmer]

Yeah I don't think I could get used to that lol damn cart 😂

[@MichelleLM88]

Nope, would you really trust us Americans with that much control?

[@AbimaelLopez-hz3qq]

@@MichelleLM88Mexico isn’t different

[@MichelleLM88]

@@AbimaelLopez-hz3qq ?

[@lachlansplatzer]

that sounds like a normal day in Aldi💀

[@gabrieledean8225]

I am originally from Germany and after being treated so nice in our grocery stores in the states for over 40 years I found german grocery stores horrible. People are selfish and rude even towards their elderly people. I have not been back in forever. I love my Florida Publix! 😂❤

[@Răduchini]

„Just this time i will be nice“ said no German ever

[@oghuz_kaghan]

The first unrelatable thing is that the worker talks to and even opens a cart for you

[@NiquidFox]

Had the same experience except in France. Theres so many little differences that it overwhelms you the first time

[@manuel0578]

American shopping carts are truly annoying. Why are two of the wheels fixed? There’s no easy way to maneuver out of the way with them. 😂

[@zareien2290]

Wait what? How do Americans live?

[@KamLee-st8rg]

At least we don’t have to pay for a fucking cart

[@manuel0578]

@@KamLee-st8rg we neither 🙄

[@KamLee-st8rg]

@@manuel0578 that’s just what the video said lol, I’d never heard about that before e

[@KamLee-st8rg]

@@manuel0578 where are you from?

[@WebsterPrince]

Lol 🤣 you need a one euro, Liebe Kunden wir offen Kasse fünf für Sie! Lol 🤣 first come first save! Nein!😅

[@Peteeboy2011]

You should do American leaving USA from airport where there is distance and space between travelers. Then when American arrives in Europe and gets the pinball mosh pit effect.

[@genyazaqqq]

Oh my gosh four wheel steering!?😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@manuelhertlein6899]

Girl Look good 😊and yeah thats what i felt like where i git here 97😂

[@Ginx-pe4si]

Walmart alone rivals every grocery store that Germany has with its selection, variety and quantity. And that is just Walmart.

[@brittanilaws8317]

Are you old enough to drive that shopping cart though?

[@sadok6066]

We in Bulgaria quit alcohol drinking in 21 and then we start adult life 😂😂😂

[@BoopSnootAndTroubleshoot]

His American idiot satire is so strong it physically hurts XD I'm not even an American, I'm just very sensitive to second hand embarrassment! Well done, mate

[@maindem]

When I lived in Hessen I was ask ID when I bought chocolate that had liquer in it. I was closer to 30 than 20.

[@CL-cc4kd]

Wie schön doch Stuttgart wieder ist 😉

[@myself3209]

The real fight begins when the cashier starts scanning the products

[@sneggron]

15*

[@uberfliege8289]

FOR REAL...and they're fast.. gotta be organized and swift in bagging yo goodies! Good Times 🤟🏾

[@kinocorner976]

What you’re telling me lines become a free for all? Last time there was a free for all in Germany, Berlin was split into 4 parts 👋🤣

[@ZafWitness]

Oh my ... the fact that there is a 'do not recommend' is just amazing!!

[@griff.777]

whole europe is like that bro not just germans or italy or wtv

[@russellkane9439]

In italy it is very very strange... when a new kasse opens we go there in the correct order... i know it sounds strange

[@BTCCryptobro]

Yeah we germans are allways a little stressed and cold blooded when it comes to doing strangers a favor. 😂

[@Susichea]

Hilariously by the way and so accurately done 😂😂😂 people who helped you also are so funny 😅

[@dearkorina3157]

The four wheel steering blew my mind in Egypt too

[@merfamilyasanagallery]

Twinkle ✨ Twinkle ✨ 🎺 Now they officially know I sooooooo appreciate you Brit Brit 🙌🏽

[@SimonsAstronomy]

Average lidl experience

[@user-jj3xf3el8m]

we put a pound in the cart in the UK as well

[@AhmedAlian]

I love your videos man. If you come to my country you will do much more fun videos 😂❤

[@BumbleBee_ASMR24]

Shooping carts are the same with the uk bro

[@danros410]

My first time in a supermarket in Germany was at airport, such a experience completely a different culture

[@indrahx5905]

A true pro can unlock the shopping cart with any coin, even 1 cent! It really works.

[@JohnWick-oh1cb]

Bro u get a like from me for that baseball sound 😂😂😂😂

[@garyl8508]

The four wheel steering is so true😂😂

[@hatwernnamen7555]

When a new Kasse opens every grandma becomes a trackstar its hilarious

[@CinderellaRaptured333]

I wonder if the 4 turning wheels makes it easier to push and steer the cart. 😮. That’s cool!

[@samjohnson3124]

4 wheel steering. the germans are masters of engineering

[@kmasky]

This cashier is handsome !!

[@Pirate_Hunter_Zoro-1B]

Forgot the part where you buy the bag SD

[@juandelacruzelll]

I just loved how he brought a toy truck

[@Donjuanantoine]

This explains so much about ALDI'S

[@MissesWitch]

"you are fine, you do not look 16" totally caught me off guard!!

[@neilaszemgulys6754]

I thought its like that everywhere(Im from lithuania, but its the same as germany)

[@adam7764able]

The running girl with glasses is the best!

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Well we have carts you have to pay to use here in Canada. Also "first come, first serve" when a new Kasse opens. So this seems normal. Haha.

[@ehsurewhatever8898]

His reactions to the jar of hotdogs. RELATEABLE.

[@soulassassin0g]

Fun fact: Aldi is replacing their cashier's with robots here in America. Imagine how much faster they're gonna be? Pray for us, Germans.

[@easystreetwithjen]

A trip to Aldi before going to Germany would have been helpful.

[@A.M.0000]

It's like shopping at Aldi...which is a German owned grocery store.

[@MrXUndeadNinja]

They gotta give a warning about the grocery lines at the airport or something because that would for sure cause some problems

[@dceufan]

Pft! I didn’t it before.. I shop at Aldi. 😂

[@ipg6772]

I once visited the USA with my uncle and they didn't let him buy alcohol just because he forgot his passport at the hotel. He had already grand kids back then!

[@xlncy]

Oh, My God! 4 wheel steering! ❤