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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can’t believe it took this long for someone to note the disconnect between the wealthy, conformist moms and ALDIs. But in the event the post is real, I’m not a perfect person, and neither are you OP. And guess what, I have lots of imperfect friends. Individuals sometimes make choices that conflict with others’ values. That same gas guzzler might be the first person to show up at your house with a meal if you were seriously sick. Reducing people to one choice is a an awfully simplistic and unsatisfying way to go through life. You’re going to rule out a whole lot of people who might enrich your life. That said, if it’s a dealbreaker, you don’t have to hang out with them. Just know that each of those people you’re dismissing could be the person who alerts you later when your teen is in emotional trouble, or who is raising significant funds for another cause you care about. People are complicated.[/quote]

Op here. That's precisely WHY I thought it was funny three moms with the same car were at Aldi. Aldi is closer to us. Whole foods are about 15 minutes away. Aldi parking lot is also easier for their big fat SUVs to sit. No kids were with any of them. [/quote]
The trolling is getting old. You first said that you overheard the kids talking about their vacations in the checkout line. Now you say that they didn’t have kids with them at all. I understand it’s amusing for you to make up imaginary people to hate on anonymously online, but you must understand that it’s also pretty sad. [/quote]

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