What differences would occur if Angelo and Natasha's shopping journeys were reversed?

Department Store Trip Angelo - 70 Years Old Angelo went to the department store Myer on Tuesday around midday. Angelo needed to buy a smart TV because he wanted to access streaming services such as Netflix and Stan at home. Angelo's current television, purchased back in 2001, was not compatible. The Myer store is located at Angelo's local shopping centre and is one of the largest in the state. Luckily, Myer has their own car park, and Angela could park there and go straight into the store without walking through the rest of the shopping centre, especially since he was only interested in buying one thing and one thing only - a smart TV. The store's entry that Angelo walked into led him straight into the women's clothing and shoe section. Upon walking into the store, Angelo stopped as he was lost, looked to the left and the right, and then continued walking, hoping he would find an information sign that would point him in the right direction. Angelo was very confused about where to go! Finally, after stumbling through the women's jackets section and then passing the high-heeled shoe section, Angelo found the information sign he had been looking for. After reading the categories of items sold on each level, he finally read: 'Level 4- Electronics". Angelo stepped onto the escalator and went up 3 levels. After stepping off the escalator, he couldn't see any televisions but did see blenders, so he knew he was on the right level. Having a passion for cooking and enjoying food, Angelo had a browse around the kitchen accessory section, and seemed very happy to be looking at products that could help him cook the many fabulous dishes he loves to make. After walking around this section for almost 15 minutes, Angelo walked into the television section, where he said out loud, 'Oh! Televisions!'. Angelo was approached almost instantly by a sales assistant who asked him if he needed any help. Angelo decided to browse by himself first, without the sales assistant. After looking at all 12 televisions in this section, which took almost half an hour, Angelo asked the sales assistant a few questions. Firstly, he asked if the television could connect to Netflix and then followed up with questions relating to price and installation. Finally, Angelo wanted to know the difference between the $1,300 television, the $1,500 television, and the $2,000 television. KAPLAN cument classification; Internal Once the sales assistant explained the features of each one, Angelo asked for a tape measure so that he could match the television size up to the size of the wall in his living room, which he had previously measured. The sales assistant gave Angelo a brochure with the size of the TV already written on there, but Angelo said he didn't trust what was on the brochure and wanted to measure the television himself. So, out of the three televisions, he had narrowed his choices down to, Angelo decided to buy the $2,000 one, with free delivery and installation. After almost 2 hours at the store, Angelo paid for his television and went back to his car. He walked down the escalator to level one, and after initially seeming a bit confused as to where the exit was, he saw the women's shoe and jacket section and remembered he was heading in the right direction.Natasha- 45 Years Old On Saturday morning, Natasha drove to her local Coles supermarket to shop for her family for the week. Natasha likes going to the supermarket early on the weekend because she finds that the supermarket is quiet, giving her time to browse the aisles for the products she needs. Going to the supermarket early also allows Natasha to park very close to the supermarket's front door. She often finds that she buys many groceries during her trip and does not like to carry them too far to the car. Natasha arrived at the supermarket at 8.30 am on Saturday, and after parking her car right outside the supermarket's front door, grabbed a trolley and headed into the store. Looking at her shopping list saved on her phone, Natasha's first destination in the supermarket was the fruit and vegetable section. ment classification; Internal KAPLAN ) Natasha bought several fruit items from this section, including bananas and apples. She didn't focus too much on the price per kilogram that day, even though the price was undoubtedly a factor for her and her family. Capsicums were on Natasha's shopping list, but instead of purchasing fresh capsicums marked at $8.99 a kilogram, she bought a pack of & discoloured, and almost out of-date, capsicums priced at $4.00 from the sale section. Natasha also purchased two packets of pre-made salads that were marked as 'quick sale'- these had had their price reduced by $3. After putting her fruit and vegetables at the front of her trolley, Natasha moved on to the main aisles of the supermarket. She purchased a one-kilogram tin of Milo, in addition to coffee and four litres of long-life milk. Other products such as savoury biscuits, canned soup and rice were also purchased, with all these items being on Natasha's shopping list. Natasha needed Soy Sauce but was unsure where to find it in the supermarket, so she asked a supermarket worker for directions. After being pointed in the right direction, Natasha found the aisle with a selection of 4 Soy Sauce brands. Without having much knowledge about these brands, Natasha decided to buy the second most expensive brand. Natasha's final stop in the supermarket was the frozen food section, where she grabbed a 1-litre container of Sara Lee Ice Cream priced at $6.99. Because this product was half-price, Natasha decided to buy a second container. After getting everything that she needed, Natasha headed to the checkout to pay for her groceries. Natasha saw that Cadbury chocolate was also half-price at the end of an aisle that she walked past on her way to the checkout. So, after staring at the different chocolate blocks for a few minutes, she picked up three blocks, put two back on the shelf, then picked them up again and put them in her trolley - the chocolate bar wasn't on her list. Even though Natasha had a trolley full of items, Natasha went through the self-serve checkout station and packaged items in her trolley by herself. Once she paid for the groceries, she went to her car