Doesn't bother me when they rearrange the layout. I've always been methodical and always travel down every aisle in sequence. I don't even attempt at remembering the layout, except the obvious things like where the refrigerated or frozen products are. This means you see everything you intended purchasing because you covered the entire shop in an orderly fashion and didn't run around zig-zagging everywhere and wasting time like a rat in a maze. Doing the latter means you find the soy sauce you don't want ten times but never find the HP sauce that you were actually looking for. It also means you find the odd item that you'd forgotten you needed, or find some necessary item at a discount that's worth purchasing, while obviously avoiding the trap of wanton consumerism and buying <deleted>e you don't need. The bonus is that you know exactly how long a visit will take. It also removes the necessity to go for only "a few items" because you're previous methodical visit and purchases removes the necessity to do so.
