Harris Teeter LLC
Founded in 1960 in North Carolina, Harris Teeter has been enriching the lives of our customers and our communities for decades. Today, Harris Teeter employs 36,000 valued associates and operates more than 250 stores and 70 fuel centers in seven states and the District of Columbia. In addition to our retail stores, we operate grocery, frozen food and perishable distribution centers in Greensboro and Indian Trail, North Carolina. From fresh, high-quality products to innovative offerings, Harris Teeter delivers an exceptional shopping experience at a great value, which is why Harris Teeter is proud to be ‘your neighborhood market.’ Harris Teeter is committed to not only supporting its communities by donating millions in food and funds to non-profits each year, but we also support our valued associates by offering comprehensive benefits, career growth opportunities and an incredible work culture. This commitment demonstrates Harris Teeter’s purpose to Enrich Lives: One Meal, One Family, One Associate and One Community at a time. Harris Teeter’s History: In 1936, W.T. Harris borrowed $1,500 to open the first Harris Food Store in Charlotte, North Carolina. The store was founded on three principles: high-quality products, clean stores and superior customer service. Harris was considered a pioneer of the grocery industry and opened the first supermarket that featured air-conditioning and stayed open until 9 p.m. on Friday nights. Just a few years later, Willis L. Teeter and his brother, Paul, opened their first Teeter’s Food Mart in Mooresville, North Carolina. On February 1, 1960, Harris Super Markets and Teeter’s Food Marts merged to form Harris Teeter Super Markets, Inc. with 15 stores in operation. Now with more than 250 stores and 36,000 valued associates, Harris Teeter is proud to provide an exceptional shopping experience to millions of customers each year.www.harristeeter.com
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Sep 14, 2026
Jumpman JonesHOST
At the last minute walking towards the starting line, it hit me.
Jumpman JonesHOST
Harris Teeter's right there.
Jumpman JonesHOST
And I used to work at Harris Teeter, so I know how the bathroom is.
Jumpman JonesHOST
So I was like, I'm going to shoot to the teeter.
Jumpman JonesHOST
But I got 15 minutes to shoot to the teeter and do the thing and get to the line.
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Jukebox JohnnyHOST
Like, steakhouses, we definitely overpaying for them steaks.
Jukebox JohnnyHOST
It's $80, $90.
Jukebox JohnnyHOST
And you can go get a steak from Harris Teeter for $6.99, the same size.
CakesHOST
I love that.
NicHOST
What about, okay, what about, like, Harris Teeter?
CakesHOST
Are we taking grocery stores?
NicHOST
'Cause technically it's named after a person, I'm pretty sure.
RipeHOST
This one was posted on R/Idontworkherelady.
RipeHOST
So when I was in my early 20s, I filled a job application at a local Harris Teeter and was called later for an interview.
RipeHOST
I got there, and the manager, let's call her Christie, asks me to follow her to what I thought was gonna be her office, and it turns out it wasn't.
RipeHOST
It was the employees' break room.
RipeHOST
Okay then, a bit unorthodox, but hey, maybe the office was not available at that moment for whatever reason.
RipeHOST
We sat at a huge table, and Christie started the interview, but between questions, employees from every department would come in and start asking her questions or plop down on chairs next to us and start casual, non-work-related conversations with her or ask me who I was.
RipeHOST
It took me all of five minutes to realize that Harris Teeter was chaos central, and as I pondered how much I actually wanted that paycheck, this huge-ass guy built like a fridge literally slams the door open and yells from across the room, "Yo, Christie." And still mid-interview, Christie yells back, "Yo, [guy's name]," and they have a brief yet loud friendly exchange from opposite sides of the room.
RipeHOST
And yeah, I don't think I want that minimum wage paycheck anymore this bad, Christie.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
Once I said yes, I was kidnapped and I've been trapped in this Safeway gulag ever since.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
#Mondays." You know how I know that's not true? It's all Harris Teeter here in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Connor RogersHOST
Mm.
Trevor SikkemaHOST
No Safeway.
Connor RogersHOST
Right, there's no Safeways.
Connor RogersHOST
You guys have-
Trevor SikkemaHOST
Only Harris Teeter
Connor RogersHOST
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DominicHOST
A clinic? Yeah, like, it's in the one next to the McDonald's in the Taco Bell.
DominicHOST
By the Harris Teeter over there.
DominicHOST
Yeah, that one.
DominicHOST
Oh, that's like a regular doctor's office, though.
Charissa ThomasGUEST
she's eight years old okay and this eight-year-old girl who's
Charissa ThomasGUEST
been through this incredible journey and she's just this cake is just like she's not thinking like we are celebrating me having half a brain she's thinking holy cow i guess on my birthday i get this giant beautiful cake like you know in the hospital, we would get like a cookie cake or whatever I could pick up at like, you know, the Harris Teeter that's down the road from, you know, it was like, oh, today, Emmy learned to go back to the potty by herself.
Charissa ThomasGUEST
So we're getting a cake.
Charissa ThomasGUEST
Or today, like Emmy could, she's brushing the sugar bugs off of her teeth because for the longest time, she wouldn't brush her teeth.
Jersey JoshHOST
You expect that because you get what you're paying for.
Jersey JoshHOST
If you go into a Harris Teeter or a Lowe's Food or I'm in my area, whatever fancy grocery stores you have.
Jersey JoshHOST
You're like, man, everything's more expensive, but the people are nice.
Jersey JoshHOST
The deli is awesome.
Walter StorholtHOST
She set me up with an interview at the local grocery store.
Walter StorholtHOST
I can't remember if it was a Harris Teeter or a Lowe's Foods, but one of those two.
Walter StorholtHOST
She knew through her work, the guy who was a manager or ran the Lowe's Foods, I think it was.
Walter StorholtHOST
Yeah.
Jay JamesHOST
So I always love rolling up on these local elected officials.
Jay JamesHOST
They come into WINA, so we're, you know, obviously we're very familiar with them, but I love running into them at Harris Teeter or Kroger or something.
Jay JamesHOST
I- that's great.
Melanie BenjaminGUEST
Yep.
PaytonGUEST
Okay.
PaytonGUEST
I am a Starbucks person if it's a drive-thru, but the one in Waxhaw is in my Harris Teeter, and I don't like getting out of my car.
PaytonGUEST
And you get all these teeny boppers that want all these fancy drinks, and literally you will wait 30 minutes in line at Harris Teeter for a drink because all these teeny boppers want to order ridiculous drinks.
Jordan LloydHOST
So now
PaytonGUEST
I go to Dunkin', drive-thru.
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