Has the increase in grocery apps made high end stores less desirable?

Stores like Whole Foods, Target, etc. were always stores that people felt comfortable going into as a better, higher class grocery option as opposed to going to a Walmart, for example. I’m strictly taking about in-person shopping experience, not quality of product.

Walmarts have more of a trashier customer base leading to a shitty in-person shopping experience. People yapping on speaker phone, kids roaming free from their parents, etc.

There are now more and more people picking up for Uber, Instacart, etc. The people who do these apps (shop & deliver) tend to be on the lower end of the spectrum when compared to higher end grocery shoppers.

Are regular higher end grocery store shoppers getting turned off by the influx of shitty shoppers that are now in these stores?

TLDR: shitty customers didn’t shop at high end stores, but now they are because they are shopping for grocery apps;