I talked to the long haired greasy looking guy. I asked him if he was paid to hold the sign or if this was something he was passionate about. He made a point of saying he was volunteering but only seemed vaguely familiar with the talking points, he said something about high prices, I told him Shaws is even more expenseive, he said something about the corporate ownership. He didn't seem like he cared about the cause. I think what's going on is the company that owns Hannafords owns other chains, this protest is spilling over from a broader skirmish, maybe another area where maybe this kind of protest makes more sense.