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You've probably heard by now that Amazon has acquired Whole Foods in a $13.7 billion deal ... or,erotice monkey slc if you ask Twitter, the amount a typical customer spends on a trip to Whole Foods.

Yes, pretty much everyone made that same joke.

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So will we all be using Alexa to order organic berries and quinoa soon? Unclear, but we are pretty sure you'll still be charged extra for bags.

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