i feel like keeping it separate is the way to go, people have a...

i feel like keeping it separate is the way to go, people have a trend to think differently whenever things get bunched up.

even general consumerism in regards to how people 'expect' things, if we saw a pharmacy within woolworth stores, there is a percentage of people that are expecting woolies to fight to lower prices 'for the community'/ not shoot for nicer margins as a random hyperthetical example. keep in mind, the more customers that you tick off the wrong way will easily head on over to coles or aldi and get the same experience/better prices; raising their market share taking away from woolies 'leading' percent.

**keeping in mind the stuff stated above is my mindset without looking into the figures directly, which could completely skew my perspective