“…The infra-ordinary is thus an important aspect of re-enchantment in standard stores (Badot, 2005), relying on small gestures and other details to make the experience significant (de Certeau et al, 1994). Ethnographic analysis of Wal-Mart stores (Badot, 2005), as ordinary shopping conducted in large hypermarkets (Barth and Antéblian, 2010, 2011), reveal the richness of experiences that are simple, ordinary but meaningful for customers, such as taking pride in finding good deals or new products, engaging in exchanges with and giving advice to other customers, interacting with sales staff (Verhoef et al, 2009), and the need for social connection (Arnold and Reynolds, 2003; Barth et Antéblian, 2011).…”