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Last week our episode was about Whole Foods and Amazon's efforts in the world of groceries.

As part of our reporting on that world, one of the people we spoke to was Stacey Mitchell,

a co-director at the Anti-Konglamorate Nonprofit Group Institute for Local Self-Reliance.

And Stacey told us something interesting, that there's another type of huge national

player in groceries, expanding its footprint wildly in a different part of America.

If you live in Whole Foods land, you probably never much run into a dollar general or a family

dollar.

But for a lot of Americans, that's a primary source of grocery shopping.

I mean, those stores are really prevalent.

There is Whole Foods land and there is dollar store land.

And those two geographies don't really intersect at all.

Whole Foods targets a relatively high-income customer.

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