Tanya Mosley

They are not in the business of nutrition at all.

And I think that when you say it out loud, it's, of course.

But I think there may be an implicit thing or a subconscious idea that I'm going to the grocery store and there have been good choices that have been picked out for me

for the good of my health and nutrition.

and not necessarily because it's about selling things.

But there are some things that really set for us what we see when we walk into a grocery store, the things that are at eye level for us, like slotting fees.

You call them suspiciously like bribes.

Yes.

What are slotting fees?

Sorry about that.

Because it's a staple, so they know you're going for milk and eggs and meats.

So to have to walk through the entire store to get there, then you go through all of that ultra-processed stuff and all of the packaged stuff.

It's great for your step counts, too.

You mentioned something about camera research.

This is so fascinating.

When you say camera research, you mean the cameras that are in the store, but also the cameras that are in the self-checkout.

You have this handy little list of the top grocers in the U.S., and the list is from 2023, but I think the list still stands even in 2025.

And the names won't surprise many.

Walmart, Kroger, Costco, Publix.

But there's also one on the list that's relatively new, and that's Dollar General.