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from oats to flowers and meals for a healthy family and a happy heart. Bob's Redmill reminding you to eat wisely. You're irreplaceable. Visit bobsredmill.com today. I'm John Hammond, and this is Megan Murphy. Hi, everyone. And in this episode, we are shedding some light on another one of our food landmarks, if you will, and it's one that continues to grow, thanks to its shiny new owner, Amazon. It's Whole Foods. And this is a fun follow up to some of the other episodes we've done on Trader Joe's and Costco, so make sure you check those out. Megan, are you a big Whole Foods fan yourself? Yeah, I like Whole Foods. I, you know, I spend more money than I probably want to when I go there, but I love the quality of products there and kind of lay out of the store. Yeah, I'm definitely a Whole Foods fan. What about you? I love Whole Foods. It's, you know, to me, it's, it's almost like, and because I live in the burbs, right? I don't, we, I have a giant Whole Foods. It's like warehouse size. Nice. So it has the big bulk food section.

And you just, you walk in, what I love about whole foods is the focus on the fresh produce and

foods. And you walk into the produce section and it's well lit. Everything is like stacked pretty well.

It's colorful. It's bright. And it, it makes you want to fill your cart with the kinds of foods. You should be eating. Yeah. I love the produce section there. It's just, it's bright, and it makes you want to fill your cart with the kinds of foods you

should be eating. Yeah, I love the produce section there. It's just, it's inspiring and you're like, okay, like, I'm here. I want to eat well. And that's, and to your point, like, that's why you probably spend a little more. Yeah. It's not because the prices, you know, people just call it whole paycheck.

And we'll

buy more

because it all looks so good.

But it's like it's so,

it's all so enticing and fresh and everything, everything's in good shape and you don't have like the ugly fruits and stuff like that, which actually are not that bad, right? But it's, you know, if you get pretty fruit, like why not? But everything just looks ready to go and ready to eat and delicious and healthy and hearty. Um, so I always stock my

car. It's a weekly, usually more than once a week, uh, stop for, for me and my family. Um,

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