No you don't fully expect Kroger to do that. No one does because they have yet to stop f**king around with takeover bulls**t.
When Kroger wake up and smell the future of wage growth they may actually realise Ocado is an excellent investment especially for future proofing against rising wages.
Sainsbury's just raised their staff's wages by 5% for instance:
Robots don't need a minimum wage. The higher wages the better although does the interest rate affect the cost of paying back loans for Ocado? I don't recall them being linked to the interest rate.
Don't get yourself down. Only massive institutions could buy any decent quantity of shares in RPI at £2.80. Just like Royal Mail which was going to be a clear earner but they limited the general public to just a few hundred pounds each.