[arista]

[Crimson Dynamo]

NOPE

WRONG

[arista]

Some old folk do not use or want a smartphone.

They need a Aldi
to get their better priced Veg

[MTVN]

I'm sure that's the only place you can buy food in Greenwich, London

[UserSince2005]

Love this, Amazon Fresh, Sainsurys and Tesco all have similar stores in london like this.

Its necessary because all the immigrants just shop lift and don't care.

[Vanessa]

Too fsr from me. But I would definitely go, if I had one near me.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I'm sure that's the only place you can buy food in Greenwich, London

I had 2 pals live there in the 90s and at the bottom of their street was a sausage shop so i know you are ok for bangers

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I'm sure that's the only place you can buy food in Greenwich, London

Of Course.


But some old folk have little cash,
and need the Cheaper Aldi store Products


You are Nasty

[joeysteele]

Shouldn't be permitted to do this.
So shouldn't be allowed to even open for me if they insisted on doing it.
Especially when stocking and selling essentials like food.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Shouldn't be permitted to do this.
So shouldn't be allowed to even open for me if they insisted on doing it.
Especially when stocking and selling essentials like food.

Problem is posters
like MTVN
Are well happy to ditch Cash.

Some Nice old Folks
prefer Cash.
They Trust that better

Cash Is Legal Tender in our Nations

[bots]

cashless shops are the future

[Liam-]

Can’t stand conspiracy nut jobs, go shop somewhere else, you’re not being forced to do anything

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

Problem is posters
like MTVN
Are well happy to ditch Cash.

Some Nice old Folks
prefer Cash.
They Trust that better

Cash Is Legal Tender in our Nations

Now now I still carry cash so I'm not completely cashless, I'm just saying Greenwich will have a food shop like every 50 yards lol

How did the old folk get by before Aldis (I know times are tough though)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Now now I still carry cash so I'm not completely cashless, I'm just saying Greenwich will have a food shop like every 50 yards lol

How did the old folk get by before Aldis (I know times are tough though)

before they was Aldi they were not old

they were young and carefree

now they are old like Elanor Rigby

typical heartless civil servant seeing poor pensioners as a drain on Hedge Funds

[bots]

a lot of the oldies that i know have more tech than anyone else

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Now now I still carry cash so I'm not completely cashless, I'm just saying Greenwich will have a food shop like every 50 yards lol

How did the old folk get by before Aldis (I know times are tough though)

Market Stalls

[DemolitionRed]

We are seeing more and more cashless shops and that's because we are going to become a cashless society sometime very soon.
I can't believe how many people are being compliant... even happy about this. I mean, I wouldn't care if we could still bank with national banks and have debit/credit cards but the agenda is, we won't have those either.

Cash is untraceable. Nobody can put you on a mass surveillance system with cash. Not allowing cash is discriminatory and so I absolutely will not conform.

[DemolitionRed]

This video is nine months old. We are much closer to CBDC's than we were when this video was made.

Youtube video

[arista]

[a cashless society sometime very soon.]

No not soon.

[Oliver_W]

This sort of thing hurts the poor more than anyone else. It's those with not much money who mostly rely on cash, especially homeless people. People who shop at Aldi aren't really the target audience lol.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by arista

[a cashless society sometime very soon.]

No not soon.

Within the next two years... I'd call that soon.

[bots]

It's always amusing when people kick back against progress

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

This sort of thing hurts the poor more than anyone else. It's those with not much money who mostly rely on cash, especially homeless people. People who shop at Aldi aren't really the target audience lol.

I agree, but in large parts of the UK, homeless people are being given a QR code so that cashless givers can scan with their phones to transfer money.
Even small kids are being encouraged to carry pre-paid debit cards. Some schools will only accept money transfers or pre-paid debit cards for school dinners.
As for the elderly, I don't know how they are going to manage.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

It's always amusing when people kick back against progress

You believe this is progress?

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Within the next two years... I'd call that soon.

No