Comments by "ChineseKiwi" (@ChineseKiwi) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1.  @RealisticTimberwolvesFan  Blind taste tests have proven this to be wrong in other countries with Aldi. As have lab tests. They literally come from the same factories dude, just different labelling. OEMing isn't just in electronics. Food companies have made food for other companies with them paying the food manufacturers to slap their packaging on it for a long time now.
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  2. the $50,000 per unit figure comes from Russian manufacture costs based off leaked documents.
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  3.  @UndertakerFromWWE  Bro. Aldi has free range eggs. *THEY LITERALLY BUY FROM THE SAME PLACE* as all the other supermarkets - Wholesalers and farmers have readily admitted this in every country they are in. Stop spreading complete misinformation.
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  4. they know it has a cult following as it does around the world thus why they do it. Gets you in the door. The 'random stuff in the middle of the store' items is part of the pop culture of Aldi.
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  5. or you are used to the very Americanised '23 choices of everything' thinking.
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  6.  @l96ai  No, look above.
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  7.  @DistrustHumanz  see above.
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  8.  @UndertakerFromWWE  Aldi products have literally won blind taste tests where you didn't know what the label was. Keep falling for the marketing.
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  9. 3:22 - that's a picture of the green AUSTRALIAN Medicare card, y'know, the universal healthcare one.
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  10.  @abitofaviation  Trader Joe's is Aldi Nord (North), while the Aldi mentioned here is Aldi Sud (South). Long story short, in 1960, the brothers that owned Aldi had business disputes over selling cigarettes, one wanted to, the other didn't and ended up splitting the company in two.
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