Grocery Store Psychology: The Cart, the Chaos, and the Cold Watermelon

Welcome to Smile Drops—your bi-weekly dose of humor, nostalgia, and relatable chaos, served fresh from the produce aisle of life. In this mini-episode, we explore the weird and wonderful world of grocery store psychology. From forgotten lists and fluorescent lighting to avocado anxiety and self-checkout drama, host Heather Holt takes us on a lighthearted stroll down the aisles of modern food shopping.

Along the way, you'll hear:

• Why grocery lists lie to us
• The mystery of overly bright lights
• What it's like shopping with a brain injury
• Favorite fruits and forgotten carts
• A nostalgic look at 1985 grocery prices (spoiler: eggs were 80 cents!)
• And where the heck customer service disappeared to

Whether you shop with purpose or wander in with just “vibes,” this episode reminds us that even our weekly food run is full of little lessons and unexpected joy.

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