If you have never been inside of a Whole Foods or never understood the cult-like devotion of its customers, the first thing that catches your eye is the array of vibrant colors.
If you squint, the produce department resembles an edible Monet -- mountains of juicy red tomatoes, brilliantly green zucchini, bright yellow squash, plump plums, green asparagus stalks, and so on.
Inside a Whole Foods produce section. Credit: ABC
This is not by accident. The Whole Foods aesthetic starts long before...
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