The whole concept of the placement of the milk being suspicious and needing an explanation never made sense to me. Why would they or should they optimize for pe

The whole concept of the placement of the milk being suspicious and needing an explanation never made sense to me. Why would they or should they optimize for people who go to the supermarket just to buy milk? It makes perfect sense to me from the point of view of usually buying more than one thing per trip. If in a "normal" grocery store trip you go through most of the store then of course you want to get refrigerated and frozen foods last, just before you go to the checkout. So they don't warm up too much. By the way, frozen stuff is not all on the perimeter in my experience of US supermarkets. It's funny how something can be so mundane and everyday you never really look at it.