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We have a huge space in our closet where then I then drive it to the grocery store. And so it's a pain. I don't like them. I don't know why they don't shift just to the paper mailers. It doesn't seem like that big of a list. I suppose these are hardier, but I do think it's rather suspicious that they didn't give a date for when they will get rid of these.

You already get discounts on groceries at Whole Foods. I realized that not many companies can launch an everything bundle, but there are a handful that are big and powerful enough that they're going to try and I think that that's what we're staring down the barrel at. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, interesting.

Walmart has grocery squared. Actually, Dealworthy is the new private label brand, and it's also expanding one of its other low price private label brands of household essentials.

Will it be like when you get your groceries delivered and they present different alternatives to what you initially bought, maybe you can move it to 8:00 PM, they've got an 8:00 PM or it's not a history museum, but there is a cool art gallery nearby. But that concept I think is fascinating in terms of the changing way that we might start booking things. Oscar Orozco:. Oh, we're seeing it.

Whether you're selling a credit card, a home loan, an auto loan or a can of a soft drink at a grocery store, you really have to be relevant to who you're trying to speak to. Otherwise, it just gets tuned out in the barrage of media that everybody's exposed to. Rob Rubin:. Right. So for you, it's an advertisement that gets you on a card because you can take your family to Disney World.

In a recent Glow and Nielsen survey of 33,000 US shoppers, about half of respondents either started or stopped using a food or grocery brand based off of that brand's ESG behavior.

Way different from McDonald's than if you buy the cartridge from a grocery store. I think there's more syrup, there's more magic. Marcus Johnson:. Cartridge? Ross Benes:. You go to McDonald's and you get the cup. Way better than a box you'll get from the store. Marcus Johnson:. V? Wawa, icy drink. Victoria Grace:. Wawa, period, drinks. Wawa. Just Wawa. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, anything. Just Wawa, yeah.

And I think that's being deployed at a lot of grocery stores and big box retailers, but you could see that being helpful for in-store shopping across general merchandise categories as well. Particularly, if you're someone who thinks shopping in store can get a little bit overwhelming. And you're seeking or craving some of the merchandising tools or curation that's available online. Marcus Johnson:.

Buying groceries? Here comes a smart shopping cart that will suggest items based on what you're already shopping for. Going on vacation? The ads on your Marriott hotel room TV will soon be tailored to the personal data you shared in your booking." United also looking to do the same thing on planes, personalized ads on the screens, the backs of seats.

I expect them to maintain their advantages there, and that will only incentivize more online shopping, but it really depends on what area of retail you're talking about, like car dealerships, grocery stores aren't going to go away. GameStop probably isn't going to exist a whole lot longer. Carina Perkins:.

Where I am in Virginia, there are lots and lots of aisles in grocery stores. That's not this case in New York. And then I think there's also an element too where provided the user consents, there can be an element of personalization over time. Whereas the consumer interacts with whatever profile retailers can get, with whatever retailer, that retailer can get better at building that profile over time.

But even with some of the consumer studies that I've done in the grocery and CPG space where you have products that are lower costs and are probably way more conducive to impulse buying, people are still not really enacting this type of behavior in terms of shoppable recipes and things like that.

It's such a massive behavior change to use a device for something like ordering groceries and healthcare. But yeah, do enough people use it? 145 million. I was trying to think of a good proxy and I was surprised to know that there are more voice assistant users than wearable users, for example. 89 million of those would've wrongly guessed if you asked me that in the multiple choice question. But yeah.