Three dollars is too much. I think that's when people will start to do something about it.

The idea of a grocery store for all people in a major area hasn't made sense in years. The volume is going to alternative formats. When you look at Whole Foods and Trader Joe's and even Smart & Final, each one of them attracts a different consumer. Why do we need an Albertsons?

But when you try to out-Wal-Mart Wal-Mart, how dumb are you? I tell people to quit playing that game. Wal-Mart has plenty of weaknesses that you can exploit.

It's about having a strategy that connects with your specific consumer. Traditional grocers are saying, 'I'm here to sell groceries to everybody,' but that model died 15 years ago.

We decided to put in a park and picnic area. It will accommodate about 500 people for groups. We wanted to find incredibly mature landscaping, installed in such a way that it will create a park-like setting that was consistent with all the other beautiful landscaping that exists around Dodger Stadium.

We think people will like these diets better than low-fat high carbohydrate diets because it gives them a much bigger range of foods to eat. People, for the most part, like the taste of protein and higher fat foods.