Woolworths responds after secret in-store daily detail uncovered
Woolworths has responded to rumours about a little known daily habit in every store across Australia.
Each day at 3:02 p.m., every store of the supermarket giant nationwide plays the song Pump It Up by Endoor.
Speaking to Yahoo News Australia, a spokesperson for Woolworths said it's something they've had going on in stores for some time.
They explained the reasoning behind the song is to let the team know to get ready for the afterschool rush, to make sure shelves are stocked, the store is tidy, and that the store will be busy with shoppers.
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