About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as an Aldi delivery driver unloaded boxes of cereal, he swore he heard someone whispering behind him. Turning around, there was no one there—just empty aisles and the hum of the refrigerated trucks. But every time he looked away, he could’ve sworn he caught a glimpse of movement out of the corner of his eye. Finally, after hours of hearing whispers, he noticed something odd in the dairy section—a carton of milk seemed to be moving ever so slightly on its own. Startled, he rushed over only to discover it was just a neighborhood cat playing with the plastic handle. From then on, whenever anyone asked if he’d seen anything strange, he’d wink and say, ‘Just another day at Aldi.’
2. Late one night, a neighborhood watch volunteer patrolled near Aldi's parking lot. Suddenly, he noticed something strange: every time someone left with their groceries, they seemed to be humming the same tune. Curious, the volunteer followed an old lady home and peeked through her window. To his surprise, she was dancing around in her kitchen while still singing that same mysterious tune. The next day, everyone in town started humming along as they shopped at Aldi—apparently, it was just the store’s special brand of uplifting music. Moral of the story? Sometimes, even supermarkets can be magical.
3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, an Aldi cashier noticed something strange in the produce section. Every banana seemed to be whispering its price. Curious, she leaned closer—each banana was indeed mouthing numbers so softly you could barely hear them. Just as she was about to tell a manager, one banana loudly declared, ‘99 cents!’ Startled, everyone in line burst out laughing. The next morning, every fruit and vegetable whispered their prices just to see if anyone would notice again.
4. At closing time, when the last customer had left, an Aldi employee locked up the store and headed for home. On the way out, he thought he heard someone whispering from the empty aisles. Curious, he turned around—but found nothing. Just as he was leaving, however, he noticed a small carton of milk sitting on one of the shelves, its lid ajar and a faint smiley face drawn on it in marker. Shaking his head with a laugh, he muttered, ‘Must be one of those pesky delivery drivers again.’