An Aldi customer attacked other supermarket visitors because of a discovery.
And many agree with her and share their own experiences.
Sydney - Time and again people in supermarkets get annoyed about other customers - and about how they handle the goods.
According to tz.de, people in Munich burst their necks several times when they found meat outside the freezer area.
A discovery at Aldi is making waves.
This happened at the other end of the world in Australia.
But the above examples show that it couldn't be much different in Germany.
And probably not just an "Aldi phenomenon", but similar in other chains.
Aldi customer is annoyed: "What kind of people did something like this?"
“I don't know what kind of people did something like that?” Complains a customer.
According to major Australian media outlets such as
7News
and
Yahoo
, the anger
erupted
in a closed Facebook group.
And several pictures show what she means: Strangers tore open boxes with cling film and unrolled them a little.
And bread bags also distributed out of the packaging.
The cling film even looks separated in the pictures - as if someone wanted to check its stability.
“What did you expect to see in cling film packs that you tore open?
And also with bread bag boxes, if the dimensions are printed on the packaging? ”The Facebook user annoys.
Many Aldi customers agree: "That makes me angry, I see it almost every day"
According to the reports, some jump to the side of the indignant customer.
Even users who say they work at Aldi themselves.
"I work at Aldi, and that makes me angry, I see it almost every day," writes one.
“What really makes me white-hot are simple colored towels.
You don't have to UNFOLD every f **** color.
It's the same towel size, only in different colors. "
Facebook users - whether customers or employees - are also excited about torn bed linen sets.
Or about frozen food that is left behind in a warm place.
Or, or, or.
“This is the order of the day in retail.
Some people are just amazing! ”Writes one user.
Perhaps the discussion will help sensitize people to show more respect for the products in the supermarket.
And the team that has to clean up the mess ...
(lin)
