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So in the UK there was a huge growth in the amount of digital grocery buyers we saw during the pandemic, and a lot of that did also come from older generations who were too afraid to go out during the pandemic or they were trying to stay safe at home, and so they switched to online grocery shopping.

They have the largest customer base of physical store grocery shoppers. I just think that when it comes down to brass tacks, it's that very simple advantage of just having a large customer base and a large brick and mortar footprint. Becky Shilling:. A new report from Brick Meets Click that just came out backs you up on that one, Blake.

And that push to get that non-grocery eCommerce consumer to buy groceries. The only place I've ever attempted to buy groceries online from is Whole Foods because I was already a Prime member. The entire experience still proved too expensive because of how expensive Whole Foods is, which is where they're losing to Walmart, but that is the only place I've attempted that. Sky Canaves:.

So that's something that I would be looking at because it's really what makes digital groceries more affordable on the Walmart platform, If they can get enough grocery shoppers buying their products online, they're going to be incentivized to sign up for Walmart+ and then so on and so forth will be incentivized to go to walmart.com versus other e-commerce sites when they need other products 'cause they're

And preferred grocery store checkout method among the US grocery shoppers from last year, self-checkout with a kiosk, 44%. And just behind that traditional checkout with a cashier, 39%. With just walkout technology we were talking about, the cashier, the store, 10%. So way behind that. Stephanie Taglianetti:. I mean, the just walkout is still kind of new. People have to wrap their heads around.

In-store shopping pain points experienced by US grocery shoppers. And it's exactly what you guys are saying. Number one, products out of stock, half of people, 53%. Number two, finding what I'm looking for, 37%. And then check out experience, 30%. And then you've got some other things, not enough staff, lack of product variety, et cetera.