Is it not already bad enough that it's actually mentally exhausting walking through a Wal-Mart already with all the visual stimulus competing for your attention

Is it not already bad enough that it's actually mentally exhausting walking through a Wal-Mart already with all the visual stimulus competing for your attention? If we add sound and even more moving visuals to that it's going to be critical overload. I feel like there's going to be a lot more vandalizing happening. I have already seen people fill the speaker meshes at the gas stations with expanding spray foam to shut up the advertisements and screens destroyed by impact or slashing while leaving the pump readout untouched. I myself get very tempted to do the same thing and cost the company money until they learn. If retailers start doing this they're going to be losing so much money replacing and repairing things that inventory shrinkage will look like somebody dropped their change in comparison.