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Originally Posted by naneiben
Aldi's is a German company with a unique and very successful business model. All business, no warm and fuzzy. Could it be that what some see as bad attitudes is simply a reflection of very busy employees doing their jobs? Think about it. Do you ever see their employees standing around chitchatting?
They pay their employees very well and are a demanding employer. IMO it's largely a cultural thing.
AFA this particular incident, who really knows? Have you ever had a bad day or made a mistake? I don't think it rises to the level of "warning" needed. If anyone thinks there's a conspirancy afoot, don't shop there. Geez!
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Most stores, when they make a mistake like that, will honor the lower price. I don't think it's a conspiracy, but if they were very busy doing their jobs, the incorrect price wouldn't have been up there to begin with. So it should be their loss. How much does a dollar count against customer good will?