ALDI Locations

Other than T&T Supermarket, Omomo tea shop, Philz Coffee, and In-N-Out, does anyone know what other stores/restaurants are opening there?

Recently I (27f) turned my childhood room upside down and found a lot of clothes I'd like to sell. Some of them I've even had for over a decade, but are still in excellent condition. Where would be some good in-person locations I could sell them at? (I live in California but will not disclose my exact location. And it doesn't really matter because I switch counties a lot and my family likes to travel). I've tried Plato's Closet. They looked through my clothes, maybe about 50 pieces in perfect condition, and selected NONE of them. Instead they gave me a small gift card to their store. (I just handed it to a group of teenagers who were shopping at the store - because...

I’m looking for a Wattpad novel ( in English but with Korean details like “10 won”). Plot: a poor woman in her late 30s (grew up poor, long light-brown hair, short & thin-curvy) who’s divorced — her ex cheated and says lines like “she will always forgive me.” She works three jobs: a convenience store, a BBQ place (waitress), and a flower shop. She has a crush on a very tall (6ft+) mafia-affiliated young man who’s pretending to be poor but is actually in the mafia; he’s exactly 23, black hair, dark eyes, with wrist self-harm scars covered by tattoos and a resentful half-brother. The hero’s name is something like Teha (could be spelled Taeha/Taeh). The title include...

So gifts are definitely my love language and I really **** it because it makes me feel like a superficial and materialistic person but what really is important to me is the sentimental meaning behind the gift. My husband is terrible at getting gifts, despite me constantly telling him when I see something I like, he should not have any issue recognizing something that's my taste but he really has no idea how to shop for me. If its a gift-giving event or holiday, most of the time we have to go to a store together and I pick out my own gift. There's no sentimental value in that to me. But on the rare occasion that he does surprise me its with something that's not at all my taste....

My wife and I have been married almost 30 years. My in-laws- for a son in law, you couldn't ask for better. I've been closer to them than I have my own parents most of that time. 4 years ago we lost my mother-in-law to cancer. She was one of my best friends, very classy and very wise. We'd lost her sister- also a wonderful woman earlier that year to cancer. It was a tough year for our family. I'm still grieving and dealing with it. Fast forward to early last year, my father-in-law tells us he met someone online (Facebook Dating?). I should preface he is 65, in excellent shape, and good looking for his age. He was a few years younger than my mother-in-law, they married ...

I just wanted to drop this suggestion somewhere. Since they don't have a subreddit I thought I'd just try dropping it here. Most items will scan at the self-checkout without any issue but when you try to scan any type of produce, grapes, bananas, kohlrabi, etc the system doesn't recognize the bar code or whatever and someone has to walk over to sort it out. So to avoid it setting off an alarm and having someone come over to fix it. You have to manually search for the name of the item you're buying on the menu. It's not that big of a deal but when someone is unfamiliar with their self-checkouts being this way it's a little bit of an unpleasant experience. And I&#...

Hi all, I’m currently a shift supervisor at Starbucks but I’ve been thinking of applying at TJs because I shop here a lot and I’m honestly a bit burned out from my current work. To be completely transparent I’m mostly worried about maintaining how much I make currently. I do have support three kids with my husband and it’s important to me to keep a good wage. Dont really want to go from one frustrating job to another though so I guess I just want some insight from yall on how you like this job! And if there are good opportunities for growth since that is important to me. I also have 7 years of grocery store experience in my pocket 🙏 13 in customer service in total.

I am a 29M high school art teacher that started at a new school this year after teaching middle school. My coworker, a 64F (who has mobility issues) has been getting rides to and from school with me since August, and it’s currently November. I have known her for 3 years through our city professional development. I just started working at her school this year. Her car has been in the shop since August. I know it’s not her fault that the shop might be taking some time, but I don’t feel like she has been applying pressure to the mechanics or anything, considering it’s been so long. To my knowledge, it’s an issue with her car stalling, but it’s been 4 MONTHS. I’m not entirely s...

Thank you for the beautiful cards! Do you have a print shop or stationary store? Your customized cards are so cool. 😎 Thank you for brightening my day.

Has anyone shopped at this store? Should i worried about being scammed or its legit?

Hi! I’ve had my etsy shop for a few years now, but only really seriously selling since March. I run a one product store (with possibility to add variations as new products), with the following metrics: 310 visits 8 orders 2.6% cvr £131 revenue For my product it has had 280 views, 25 favourites and 8 orders (10 items) This seems promising to me in terms of conversion rate, and this has been with me having 12 day delivery as I’m improving processes. The issue I’m having is low traffic and ~30 visits per day. Do these metrics look promising and how can I increase traffic? Thanks

45 minutes shopping. 13.6 miles away from the store. Original tip was $25, which I thought was a lot, but I wasn’t about to complain. I pulled out of the driveway, and the tip was taken away. Ended up getting paid $10 for about an hour and a half😭😭😭

Hi everyone, I’m trying to repair a TV board and need to buy a few electronic components, but I’m not sure where can I find this kind of stuff in Halifax. I’m specifically looking for a place that sells individual components rather than full kits. Online or in-store options are fine, as long as they ship reasonably fast. If you have any recommendations for trustworthy electronics component shops, please let me know. Thanks in advance for the help.

Hi! First time posting here but it’s also the first time I’ve ever felt scammed on Etsy. Basically, I’ve bought a personalised passport cover and tag for my upcoming holiday and I went to check if it had been sent out for delivery since buying it on Saturday, but I saw it had not. Since checking all the reviews, and finding out about drop shipping and store fronts, I feel like this particular shop is a scam, as plenty of people leaving reviews have struggled to get their orders delivered and some seem to have been lied to by the seller. They say they are UK based and even have the audacity to use a Welsh language first name, but they used American spellings and their shop descrip...

I currently have an Aquasure Harmony Series 70k grain system in my Home Depot cart. I’m wondering if I can build a similar set up with a Clack WS1 for close to the same price? Can anyone help me pull together a parts list (with shopping links)? I’m in California if that makes a difference. Biggest issue is our water is HARD. ChatGPT helped me narrow down the size (grain) and that I needed a filter and salt softener. I added a photo of our city’s annual water results. I’m skeptical of the accuracy, especially the published “average” for water hardness. Our entire community complains of HARD water and what it is doing to our appliances and showers. My husband is a licensed G...

Your resin cured unevenly-some areas are rock hard while others are still soft or sticky. What went wrong? Today with Craft Resin, we’ll break it down and make sure this never happens again. 🌡 Resin needs a stable environment of 22–25°C (72–77°F) to cure properly. If some parts of your workspace are colder than others-like if your project is near a drafty window or sitting on a cold surface-those areas will cure slower or stay tacky. To fix this, make sure your workspace is evenly heated, and place your mold on a wooden or silicone mat instead of a cold tabletop. 🔄 If you don’t stir your resin and hardener thoroughly, some parts won’t get the right chemical reacti...

The forthcoming grocery store will officially open its doors at 6230 Rolling Road in the West Springfield Shopping Mall on Thursday, Dec. 4, Aldi announced on Nov. 19. [https://www.ffxnow.com/2025/11/07/new-aldi-store-in-springfield-will-open-later-this-month/](https://www.ffxnow.com/2025/11/07/new-aldi-store-in-springfield-will-open-later-this-month/)

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I want to start by saying I have enjoyed every DLC we've gotten from Game. This post isn't meant to be a Vent or a major criticism of GL's decisions. I've just seen several comments about how people are completely against GL offering mini-DLCs, and I personally don't feel the same. This post is meant to be in the spirit of curiosity as to whether this really is an 'unpopular opinion'. I love the Signature/Companion/Dream bundles. I know they cost moonstones -- but DLCs cost 'real' money, and there's no way to earn 'real currency' in the DLC, whereas you can save up 4000 moonstones through dreamsnaps, chests and voting in a fair...