Getting distracted at the grocery shop is inevitable. There are temptations around each flip: brightly colored sale signs! Sample tables! New flavors of seltzer! You might think that maintaining your nose in your smartphoneβscrolling thru podcast episodes, calling your momβmight save you you from getting sucked in by the current groceryβs advertising and marketing ploys. But it seems that if youβre noodling around on your cellphone in the store aisles, you could become spending more than you bargained for.
Donβt believe me? Two recent research provides evidence that using your cellphone for duties unrelated to your shopping list result in spending greater at the grocery store. This difference is essential: if you use buying list apps or rely upon your favorite keepβs app to test the circular, youβre unlikely to be afflicted by the sort of distraction that affects your spending. But the instant you click on on that text message notification that pops up even as youβre c
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