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Pure nonsense. Aldi is a limited selection grocery store, and mine typically only has one cashier and zero self-checkout so quite a line. Kroger is a full blown supermarket with infinitely more variety and the Kroger by me has a produce section larger than the entire Aldi store. People will keep coming back for the variety and selection, and will learn to live with the self checkout.This message has been edited. Last edited by: tatortodd,quote:Originally posted by Broadside:quote:Kroger going "all self checkout"???
And meanwhile Aldi has zero self-checkout machines.
I predict Kroger will be out of business in two years.
quote:Originally posted by V-Tail:I live about halfway between two Publix stores. One of them has opened a self-checkout area in addition to the attended registers. This area is staffed by one or two clerks, who are quick to jump in if there's any sort of problem.quote:Originally posted by parabellum:
I have no objection to the option of self-checkout, but that's all it should ever be- an option.
I'm not a big fan of self check-out, but it's nice to have the option, especially if I only have a few items and there's no wait for a self-service station.
quote:Originally posted by RichardC:
I see these cute little Kroger home delivery trucks running around.
One of my employees uses that service; says its great. They deliver in evenings when she's home from her long commute.
Edited to add: I asked. She says the item prices are competitive with in store pricing.
I've not verified this claim independently.
There's a reasonable sign up fee.