Genius Germans Invent Supermarket So Radically Simple You Don’t Have To Speak German To Get It

I just learned how to say “This is a great idea for America, too!” … in German. But you won’t need a word of Deutsch to understand what a total game-changer this kind of grocery store is. Feast with your eyes!

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Jul 1, 2014

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