I think this article proves you wrong.
Or it says exactly what you just said.
I’m not sure which, and I don’t want to read it again.
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Missing the “I haven’t tried this one yet is it any good? You don’t know? I’m sure it’s delicious”
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Good bread lasts one day. Buy smaller loaves.
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Ralph’s market cashier from a few years ago, commenting on our purchase of bottled clam juice: “What do you do with this?”
That’s some consolation… unless…
My introduction to a TJ’s product was courtesy of a SoCal native… a workplace friend. Gotta try 'em, he said.
My blueberry muffins were lousy with weevils.
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It gets weirder when it’s your Uber driver doing that while picking your grocery bags from the trunk
No, it doesn’t, because
It does.
You don’t have to. 
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Wow.
A lot of overly bitter TJ customers…
Face it: he’s just not that into you! Move on.
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That’s better than weevily with louses, eh? 
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Dark chocolate covered edamame is the discontinued item I’ll always hold against them.
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My Aldi’s experience is actually the mirror image. When I was there stocking up on a bunch of one of their occasional items (frozen chicken breasts with pepper jack cheese and bacon) I was raving to the cashier "These are just as good as they sound, I really wish that y’all stocked them all the time.:
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Our grocery list has a permanent item called “middle freezer?”
Now that they’ve remodeled, it’s an end freezer, but the item still remains. It’s a surprise every time. Stone-baked margarita pizza, apple-caramel strudel, frozen seasoned meats - they’re there once, maybe next year you’ll get the seasonal items - and hey! there are strudels again!
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