This poem expresses a preference for open layouts in stores that allow children to play while shopping is done, but toys placed too close to the entrance could prevent entering. It also requests that waiting in line be made pleasant and product offerings remain simple to understand, with fruits and vegetables organized by color.

2. I love open spaces
and wide aisles

3. Let the children play while I’m
buying

4. But don’t put the toy just outside
or I’ll never get in…

5. Treat me while I’m queing.

6. Don’t make me feel stupid with too
complicated offers

7. Sort fruit&veggies by color