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Diamond_Dog

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3. I think a lot of this is why Aldi's is still hanging in there.

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Sun Dec 1, 2024, 10:03 AM

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Aldi stores aren’t gigantic football fields. They offer good quality products at decent prices and they pay their employees well. Customers appreciate that.

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I think a lot of this is why Aldi's is still hanging in there. Diamond_Dog Dec 1 #3

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