The cashier that helped my mom and I made us uncomfortable and made us feel unwelcomed…read more !! OP# 006451!! Mind you this is the week of CHRISTMAS. He started making faces to the other cashier in front of him simply because my mom was taking a little longer to find her card. The girl cashier he was making faces to saw that I caught her and she looked the other way. This behavior is not okay. If you don't like your job find ANOTHER ONE.

Want to try boba tea but don't want the pricey ones that are in the bubble tea shops? Well a hidden…read moregem is to stop by your local Walmart and try Joyba Mango Passion Fruit Green Tea Bubble Tea with boba pearls. It is a great way to try the boba tea in a four pack and is quite refreshing. Will say the price is sort of like same price range but instead of one tea there is four in a pack. This is perfect for whatever time you want a beverage and are also watching your budget.

I am so excited Aldi has come to Hartwell. In direct opposition to other poster, I thought this…read morestore was very well organized and clean. I'm a huge Aldi fan and having them come to Hartwell is amazing. If you are an Aldi shopper, you know that they don't have multiple different brands of same item. They do carry some name brand products but focus more heavily on their own brand. Which is great and a quality brand. The produce section has organic and regular produce. At a great price. There are times that I leave Aldi and still have to stop somewhere else to pick up a few items that Aldi doesn't carry, but most of my shopping gets done at Aldi. Once you know what they do and don't carry, it is a game changer to shop here. They have cashiers and also self check out lanes. The cashiers are fast and efficient. The store model calls for limited employees needed so you will find an employee stocking and when they hear the ding from a cashier because there are people waiting, they will open another lane. It is how they keep their prices low. Bring your quarter because you will need it for the cart. They are located outside and you put your quarter in and disconnect it from the other carts. When you are finished shopping you push it back in and get your quarter back. I love this because it keeps carts contained and you don't have to worry about your cart getting hit because someone has left it in the parking lot. You also will either need to bring your own bags or purchase a bag from them. They do always have boxes that you can take, free of charge. I love Aldi and I'm sure you will also.

ALDI - Regional Office Jefferson Division…read more 1597 Dry Pond Rd. Jefferson, GA 30549 Federal ADA Violation and Severe Animal Endangerment I am writing to formally report a severe and dangerous violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and company protocol that occurred at your Hartwell, Georgia location on July 5th at approximately 9:10 AM. My federally protected service dog and I were forcibly removed from the store by an employee named "Sedona" (that's what the Cashier told me her name was), Sedona identified herself as the Assistant Manager. When I explicitly informed Sedona that my service dog is a trained service animal required for my disabilities, she stated that she "didn't care and it doesn't matter; ADA laws does NOT apply in their store and that they won't have dogs coming into their store peeing all over the floor" and demanded we leave, "right now". Worse yet, Sedona told me that I needed to leave my dog in the car and return to the store alone. At 9:10 AM in July, the outside temperature was already 85 degrees. Forcing a handler to leave a service animal in a vehicle under those conditions is not only a violation of federal civil rights law, but it is also an act of severe animal endangerment that could have resulted in heatstroke or death. My Dog has been accompanying me to this specific Hartwell location since it opened last year without a single issue. She is a vital medical necessity who monitors my health and helps mitigate my disabilities while I shop. This is the very first time we have ever been targeted or denied entry. Under Title III of the ADA, public accommodations like grocery stores are strictly required to modify "no pets" policies for service animals. Furthermore, the Department of Justice explicitly protects the right of a handler to carry a service dog in a bag or pouch if it is necessary for the person's disability or for the dog to perform its tasks. Sedona's total disregard for federal law, combined with her reckless demand that I endanger my dog's life, is entirely unacceptable. I expect ALDI to take immediate, documented corrective action regarding Sedona and the Hartwell store management. I've being going to Aldi's store for nearly 10 years and to have this happen was emotionally upsetting. And as another customer advised, we should NOT spend our dollars where people with disabilities aren't allowed to bring in their "service animals." Why in the hell do you think we need them for anyway? NO ONE walks around with a service animal "just because" they are with us "TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES!"