Egg costs are the least of the issues at this new grocery retailer … which has some buyers harkening again to the notorious Nazi focus camp at Auschwitz.

The Jumbo Gerrit Roeke opened this week in Elburg, Netherlands with a really distinct exterior design — railroad tracks that lead as much as its entrance doorways. The grocery retailer was constructed on the grounds of an previous practice station, and through a 7-month renovation, designers determined to maintain a number of ft of tracks within the parking zone.

Clearly, the design crew didn’t have Forties Poland, or Hitler, on the mind … however they do now!

As quickly because it opened, photographs of the shop began going viral, as a result of the undefeated Web instantly noticed similarities to well-known images of the railroad tracks main as much as the Auschwitz gates and watch tower.

To be truthful, the inside of Jumbo Gerrit Roeke appears to be like like another grocery retailer — and buyers attending the grand opening did not look like freaked out.