You've never been to a Wal-Mart Supercenter then...
Left entrance is the grocery side, right entrance is the normal retail side.
I have an Aldi one. Well, I mean did have. I just went to take a photo of it and it's missing!But clever poeple don't use real money for that but plastic or metal chips in the size if a Euro coin.
Nobody uses paper, they're all plastic. Mind you, more recently grocery stores in my area have stopped giving away plastic bags and are now selling cloth bags, and everyone's getting in on it because it's more environmentally friendly.
Plastic bags are 5? each now in my area. You could also buy cloth bags, re-use old plastic bags or some supermarkets have cardboard boxes one can use to contain their groceries.
Eh, Walmart tried Europe? When did that happen? Well obviously it was in 1998 as thats what it says in the report but I've never ever heard about it.
Oh, Aldi in the US. No Aldi here. Am I the only one without Aldi? Lidl got here first and after 7 and never turning a profit I don't see them staying too long. 2.8 billion SEK in losses so far on a revenue of about 5 billion a year.We have an Aldi's in town. I've never been in it, but I heard there is a $0.25 deposit on the grocery cart.
Depends on the definition of "own"You can look at it as putting in a deposit (here it's $1!), or you can look at it as an incredibly cheap price for your very own shopping cart.
8!just here to wonder how a thread on paper bags can reach 6 pages...
wtf?
You've never been to a Wal-Mart Supercenter then...
Left entrance is the grocery side, right entrance is the normal retail side.
Not mine... mine is backwards.