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Another Aldi employee on Reddit, u/balboafan74, says, "Grocery shopping for 9 straight hours, customers inside the store in your way, asking questions while we're trying to do the curbside orders & being timed on them, customers placing huge orders that require 2 carts & take too long to get done." As you can imagine, it's the job that most employees don't want to be assigned to do, especially if the store is busy, there aren't a lot of other employees to help customers on the floor, and they keep getting interrupted during a timed task