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The following contains observation notes of Starbucks and images.

While observing, the group next to me played a song in a language that I was not familiar with.

This sign was from that same baby food area, and I thought that it was interesting to stop and read all of the signs, as I did not know that this store was “certified organic” or what that really meant.

Here are some of the “International” foods found on display in the frozen section, predominantly made up of Indian and Mexican options in this photo, but with more Asian options excluded from it.

This sign attached to the 365 black beans also caught my eye, as it specifically mentioned price, stating “Low price, same high standard.” I also thought it was interesting to not that these were on the bottom shelf and below eye level, and the sign…

There was an older white woman working in this section at the counter near this sign, which I had never noticed before. I thought that this was interesting to see that the staff is often consulted upon for healthy decision-making.

Drawing of Dakhóta Thamákhočhe a frame of Minneapolis & Saint Paul landmarks written in the Dakhóta language.

The sign, featuring a colorful photo of fruits and vegetables arranged by color, boasts Whole Foods' commitment to organic food through their ban of 230+ preservatives, flavors and colors.

This is a photo from 9/20/23 by Julia Prewitt from her initial observation spot for the A line bus stop at Grand and Snelling.

A picture of the river taken at 6:42pm. It includes the river and 5 people at the river.