Supermarket Secrets: What Your Groceries Aren’t Telling You

In-Store Music is Designed to Slow You Down

Ever notice how grocery store music is never too fast or jarring? That’s intentional. Slower tempos encourage slower walking, which means you spend more time inside and are more likely to add items to your cart.

It’s psychological engineering at work. Studies show that specific types of music can influence shopping behavior, including your mood and pace. What feels like background ambiance is actually a curated playlist designed to empty your wallet more efficiently.

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